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SNI is part of the first message a TLS client sends to the server - the Client Hello. TLS clients that support SNI (including all modern browsers) will typicall
by pfg 9y ago
SNI is part of the first message a TLS client sends to the server - the Client Hello. TLS clients that support SNI (including all modern browsers) will typically always send the SNI extension, regardless of whether the server supports or makes use of SNI.
- all_blue_chucks 9y agoThat's why I use IE6: for Privacy reasons.