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by cookiengineer
1092 days ago
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But does the paper imply that something like chunked encoding smuggled HTTP requests with an encrypted payload after the second chunk would work? That is, assuming entry nodes are available as e.g. nginx proxies inside the Chinese ASNs and are allowed to operate serving websites to ASNs from foreign countries. I'm mentioning nginx because there were some related bypass vulnerabilities in the past, and one could argue that they just missed updating them. |
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