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> moving SNI into the encrypted part of the communication. That's called host header :-)
by NetStrikeForce 10y ago
> moving SNI into the encrypted part of the communication.
That's called host header :-)
- gnurag 10y agohah, i was wondering the same :)
- stanleydrew 10y agoFor HTTP, yes. There are thousands of other protocols that rely on TLS though.
- captn3m0 10y agoAre there any other protocols that rely on SNI? Genuinely curious.