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They appear to do deep packet inspection looking at the SNI and insert an invalid certificate from Allot, redirecting the connection to a very short "Vodafone c
by JorgeGT 6y ago
They appear to do deep packet inspection looking at the SNI and insert an invalid certificate from Allot, redirecting the connection to a very short "Vodafone can't show you this" website: https://pastebin.com/RHwPWBug https://pastebin.com/RHwPWBug
It appears to work with ESNI activated in Firefox. Interesting to see these techniques in use...
- muxator 6y ago> Por causas ajenas a Vodafone, esta web no esta disponible "Due to causes independent on Vodafone, this website is not available". How so? This is plain false. I bet they do not even inform their customers that the connectivity service they sell is endangered by Deep Packet Inspection.
- mcbits 6y agoThat just means the decision to block the site was made by someone outside of Vodafone. Assuming they face meaningful penalties for noncompliance, I wouldn't consider it false. But it would be nice if these kinds of messages identified who is to blame.
- mhh__ 6y agoVirgin Media give you a message for blocked porn, but not the VPNs they stop you accessing. It's quite insidious - the VPN blocks are textbook government overreach. If we ever have a written constitution in the UK we need rules stopping the government fucking about with this stuff (As it seems to be the entropic end-state of all policy to protect the children)