Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
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Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
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Re: Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
#2So does this happen for every single request? or is this based on a single session.
Re: Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
#3Explained in detail, also the web page is well-built.
Thank you.
Re: Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
#4So does this happen for every single request? or is this based on a single session.
This is what happens under the hood of every ping request.
Re: Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
#5So does this happen for every single request? or is this based on a single session.
Per session.
Re: Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
#6Yes very useful. Thanks for your effort.
Re: Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
#7So does this happen for every single request? or is this based on a single session.
This is what happens under the hood of every ping request.
ping would refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ping_(networking_utility) in this context, which is quite unrelated to TLS.
Re: Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
#8nice work!
Re: Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
#9So does this happen for every single request? or is this based on a single session.
Per session.
Unrelated but: based on your understanding of establishing a TLS session with a server, and then traffic through that connection, do you think the new Gmail user interface for the web (desktop) is sufficiently speedy?
The reason I ask in this thread is that this thread treats some of the low-level minimum traffic necessary between clients and servers.
Re: Every Byte of a TLS Connection Explained and Reproduced
#10Nice, could have really used this a few years ago when I was making my own HTTP server implementation. Could someone make a PDF of this? Any C++ and C# examples of this?