3 ms·
No, I mean that simply by observing the IP address of packets, you can know which hosts are being requested, since there are enough IP addresses to go around.
by mholt 8y ago
No, I mean that simply by observing the IP address of packets, you can know which hosts are being requested, since there are enough IP addresses to go around.
- gsnedders 8y agoThat's a reason to get rid of the TLS SNI extension and the HTTP Host header, but it's entirely unrelated to how DNS messages are transmitted.