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Featured on [Hackaday](https://hackaday.com/2015/07/01/dns-tunneling-with-an-esp8266/)
# BTwifi & fon (and other hotspots) as a free transport of IOT device data using dns tunneling
### BTwifi & fon (and other hotspots) as a free transport of IOT device data using dns tunneling
_2015-06-25_
The idea was inspired by a set of events in which breaking free from being firewalled and a desperate need to gain Internet access. This is when I remembered from years ago someone came up with a way to bypass the login screens on pay as you go mobile Internet sticks. I began to research the methods used and eventually ended up coming across a package in the Debian repo called Iodine, created by Kyro(kyro.se). This program allows you to create an ipv4 over DNS tunnel. So when I got my first 2 ESP8266's it seemed obvious what should happen next with the two technologies.
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Ok so now we have somewhere for our requests to go, but now we need a fake dns server to pick the requests up, so a simple python server to capture and parse the requests into useful data for us to use.
# dns udp server
### dns udp server
import socket
from dnslib import DNSRecord