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Retr0id
105 days ago
Only because TLS never tried to be metadata-resistant in that way.
For example, Noise protocol + Elligator + constant bandwidth, is indistinguishable.
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andrewflnr
105 days ago
You do have to try, though, is the point. It's not automatic just because the output of the cipher itself is cryptographically random. And when you do try, the lack of metadata will itself be a clue as to the software generating it.
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