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Because TLS doesn't operate at TCP level. It encrypts the payload carried by it. TCP (and IP) headers (source/dst IP, port, flags, etc..) remain unencrypted.
by paraboul 6y ago
Because TLS doesn't operate at TCP level. It encrypts the payload carried by it.
TCP (and IP) headers (source/dst IP, port, flags, etc..) remain unencrypted.
On the other hand, IPsec operates at IP level (which can be tunneled over a clear IP/TCP layer)