Re:Academics discover hidden HTTPS SNI filtering system in C...
by saurik on Saturday October 02, 2021 @01:59PM
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This explanation of this as a "second system" in the form of a "backup middlebox" feels extremely strange, as the behavior described--particularly how the "two" mechanisms are contingent: if the "primary" happens the "backup" does not (which the authors keep noting and seem to think is very surprising, due to their assertion that this is two otherwise separate middleboxes)--makes it feel like this is much more likely to be a single middlebox doing some stateful flow analysis that bails after deciding to kill a connection.
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Re:Academics discover hidden HTTPS SNI filtering system in C...
by giuliomagnifico on Saturday October 02, 2021 @02:09PM
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It's quite terrifing understand how the China state is trying to spy/sniff/obserbve/censure you inside one of the most freedom expression: internet. The more tricks the devs found to improve your privacy (eSNI/DoH/HTTPS/recursiveDNS/etcc...) the more China invests time and money to track and spy on you. if only they used their time to make something usefuel for all the people and not to try to pursue a new privacy feature invented by the "free developers".