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by judge2020
2625 days ago
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This would probably require new equipment (or just an update) but at that point, you could use an SNI whitelist, then drop port 443 traffic that isn't TLS. You could even drop the request when SNI is not present, in the case of encrypted SNI (if the network box has this feature). |
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