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Yes it matters. First, there can be much much more metadata in the URI local part than just in the SNI -- just because it looks anonymized doesn't mean that it
by cryptonector 8mo ago
Yes it matters. First, there can be much much more metadata in the URI local part than just in the SNI -- just because it looks anonymized doesn't mean that it is. Second, ESNI is a thing and it's going to get more deployment. Third, DNS queries for ESNI can go over HTTPS/TLS/QUIC.