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Complicit endpoints could just work with Verizon to enable a server to server API to get the subscriber ID of a particular TCP connection. In fact, since this i
by MichaelGG 12y ago
Complicit endpoints could just work with Verizon to enable a server to server API to get the subscriber ID of a particular TCP connection. In fact, since this is non visible to end users, if Verizon is clever, that's what they'll do. Then it would not have this public visibility.
- scintill76 12y agoI was going for a more direct analogue, and how inserting the ID is more seamless than a backend query, and how tampering with SSL is more technically interesting to me, but yes, you're right. Good point on how it would not be detectable. I wonder how many ISPs are doing it right now...