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True, but this would be pretty easy to spot. I am ok with the compromise of using the same method used with ssh host keys for passing the name. The browser ca
by LinuxBender 6y ago
True, but this would be pretty easy to spot. I am ok with the compromise of using the same method used with ssh host keys for passing the name. The browser can cache these keys and tell the person if things are changing. At least that would be much simpler than these additional DNS lookups and assuming people are using encrypted DNS to a trusted DNS provider, but that is a whole other discussion.
- shawnz 6y agoThe concern is working around state level or ISP level censorship and monitoring of domain names. TLS already allows you to detect tampering without ESNI so that's not a goal here