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Will TLS 1.3 and ESNI support circumvent this?

• djsumdog 6y ago
  I'm wondering this too. The article claims some of the connection are proxied. However if it's a big site that uses a set range if incoming IPs, I feel like blocking could still happen at the TCP level (and maybe catch a bunch of other unrelated sites if it's on a shared hosting solution).
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• salamander9 6y ago
  Have used ESNI to successfully circumvent this in the past.
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• gsich 6y ago
  In most cases: no. ESNI is still a draft and most sites are identifiable by IP only.
• justDankin 6y ago
  Pretty much yes, unless ISPs start blocking IPs as well. We haven't seen this in India (at least yet)
  • topranks 6y ago
    That also gets tricky for them, when say IPs are from Cloudflare, AWS or other cloud-scalers and CDNs. Nations will struggle to block the IP ranges for big players like that without blocking a lot of stuff they don’t intend to.