• bokherif@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    Right, like a router can unencrypt and read what’s on the link. This is just IP blocks which will never work lol.

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      11 months ago

      “Hey there customer, if you want internet access on our network (the only one available in your area), you have to install our intermediary certificate on your machine!”

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          11 months ago

          “Oh sorry, looks like we couldn’t decrypt that traffic, those packets went to the burn pile”

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            11 months ago

            How do they know what qualifies as “encrypted” vs a binary blob that could be a photo or something?

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              11 months ago

              File headers, magic bits, all sorts of stuff. Plus you can (and they do) try to load common file types, so if a PNG isn’t loading correctly, it fails the test.