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Apps and other machine to machine can require encrypted SNI pretty easily. Pinning of various other kinds (not just in the binary, but via headers or a list in
by rdl 8y ago
Apps and other machine to machine can require encrypted SNI pretty easily. Pinning of various other kinds (not just in the binary, but via headers or a list in a browser) solves it too.
- icebraining 8y agoApps and other machine to machine can require encrypted SNI pretty easily. Yes, but then the censor can distinguish these apps from a regular client, and block them. This only works if browsers do it too, so that the app can't be distinguished.