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   by peetistaken 9mo ago

   Yes
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   by peetistaken 11mo ago

   I built a nice tool to visualize that: https://tls.peet.ws . Its not that secret anymore though, more and more libraries are starting to allow spoofing for browser tls configs. There isnt really a cat/mouse game here - onc
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   by peetistaken 1y ago

   Indeed, I named it after akamai because they wrote a whitepaper for it. I think I first used akamai_fingerprint on https://tls.peet.ws , where you can see all your fingerprints!
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   by peetistaken 1y ago

   Not really. They can‘t see a list, as navigator.plugins is dummy data in every major browser, but they might able to detect eg. Adblockers by other means
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   by peetistaken 2y ago

   You can check your fingerprint on https://tls.peet.ws
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   by peetistaken 2y ago

   https://github.com/bogdanfinn/tls-client is the go-to package for the go world, it does the same thing
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   by peetistaken 2y ago

   Nordstream 2 (the one that got blown up) was not in use (yet), it was a deliberate decision to stop importing russian gas, and was not caused by the destruction of NS2
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   by peetistaken 3y ago

   That is not true. It does a whole bunch of checks, like fingerprinting your GPU, environment, etc. The checks are even run in a custom VM, and are heavily protected. The gathered data is then sent back to cloudflare, and you either get a