convexpolygon

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   by convexpolygon 2y ago

   I tried those commands using the hrw.org ip address and sure enough, with SNI I am getting Fortinet Certificate, without I am getting the legitimate one. I guess that settles the matter.
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   by convexpolygon 2y ago

   Oh, I am also not really sure if I can even ssh into my home network at all. So far I have not been to keen on screwing around with my parents router configuration, I might just have to do that to open the relevant ports. The DoH server is
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   by convexpolygon 2y ago

   Thanks for all the great answers, I will have to do some reading and testing tomorrow. I knew about the possibillity of IP blocks, but I did not know about SNI, I will have to look into it. As far as I now understand Forti* seems to be pret
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   by convexpolygon 2y ago

   In this case it is simply blocked by category of "Advocacy Organisations". I mostly find peoples reactions interesting when I tell them that my school blocks human rights watch, we are not in North Korea after all... I am more sad
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   Ask HN: How does my school block DoH?

   59 points by convexpolygon 2y ago|46 comments