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For all browsers made in the last 10 years, SNI is sent as part of the SSL/TLS handshake, so the hostname of the site you are trying to connect to is included i
by billyhoffman 10y ago
For all browsers made in the last 10 years, SNI is sent as part of the SSL/TLS handshake, so the hostname of the site you are trying to connect to is included in the ClientHello and is visible to anyone that can monitor the network.
- mikecb 10y agoHostname, but not path.