Recently I have been interested on how Yggdrasil works, I really like the idea of something like a layer of the internet on top the internet. It’s a really cool project that uses IPV6 as IP addresses, it’s encrypted and it let’s you open ports even if you are on CGNAT or in a restricted network that does not allow you to open ports. It’s not an anonymous network, but it works fine. So I got my hands on and I wanted to add my grain of salt into the project hosting some Yggdrasil nodes, specially one on Brazil for South American traffic; There is also one on the US which is sitting on the Marisa New York VPS.
You can connect to it using this URIs:
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Sao Paulo, Brazil
ygg.nadeko.net:44441(TCP)ygg.nadeko.net:44442(TLS)
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New York, USA
ygg-us-ny.nadeko.net:44441(TCP)ygg-us-ny.nadeko.net:44442(TLS)
Use TCP when possible, yggdrasil is ENCRYPTED BY DESIGN, TLS is there for obfuscation purposes
Both nodes connect to at least one public peer of each country listed on here https://publicpeers.neilalexander.dev/
Enjoy!