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Does Airtel block TLS 1.3 with the encrypted SNI extension enabled? https://blog.cloudflare.com/encrypted-sni/
But Airtel really, really wants to run scripts and show ads on blocked pages.
Duckduckgo - https://i.postimg.cc/SqkRhpRC/Mozilla-Firefox-29-09-20-w-PA....
Pirate Bay - https://i.postimg.cc/qMmwMXVY/t-29-09-20-9-Dv.png
Duckduckgo is blocked in India with Airtel. HTTP url refuses to connect. I have to manually type https://duckduckgo.com to connect. https://i.postimg.cc/SqkRhpRC/Mozilla-Firefox-29-09-20-w-PA....
P.S. From the screenshot, it looks like you're trying to connect to [http]://duck.., hence shifting to https works.
This also hints towards a mixture of plain old http censorship and https censorship, which Airtel (in fact all ISPs) do randomly
Duckduckgo is blocked in India with Airtel. HTTP url refuses to connect. I have to manually type https://duckduckgo.com to connect. https://i.postimg.cc/SqkRhpRC/Mozilla-Firefox-29-09-20-w-PA....
Yeah there was a huge outcry about it on Twitter some time back. P.S. From the screenshot, it looks like you're trying to connect to [http]://duck.., hence shifting to https works. This also hints towards a mixture of plain old http censorship and https censorship, which Airtel (in fact all ISPs) do randomly
When it was blocked a month ago, there was no notice. Now, there is a notice that it is a TRAI order. usually seen on sites that the govt themselves ask to block (piratebay, torrentz.eu, etc)
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Yeah there was a huge outcry about it on Twitter some time back. P.S. From the screenshot, it looks like you're trying to connect to [http]://duck.., hence shifting to https works. This also hints towards a mixture of plain old http censorship and https censorship, which Airtel (in fact all ISPs) do randomly
This is not about the block a month ago. This is a new block. When it was blocked a month ago, there was no notice. Now, there is a notice that it is a TRAI order. usually seen on sites that the govt themselves ask to block (piratebay, torrentz.eu, etc)
Does Airtel block TLS 1.3 with the encrypted SNI extension enabled? https://blog.cloudflare.com/encrypted-sni/
Setting esni to enabled in Firefox partially works. But Airtel really, really wants to run scripts and show ads on blocked pages. Duckduckgo - https://i.postimg.cc/SqkRhpRC/Mozilla-Firefox-29-09-20-w-PA.... Pirate Bay - https://i.postimg.cc/qMmwMXVY/t-29-09-20-9-Dv.png
But the objective of the project is only to identify governmental and ISP-wide censorships. And its capabilities for checking protocol-level censorship techniques are rather limited [0]. Perhaps we need a similar tool or fork for probing middleboxes and censorship in private networks.
This is pretty clever! The reset within airtel_103.224.212.222_fullhd720.com.pcap arrives with IP time-to-live of fifty-seven while the segment carrying synchronize | acknowledge flags arrived with a time-to-live of forty-four. So without any active probing, and some educated guesses around default IP time-to-live values @ 1<<[6..8] you could could conclude that the reset originated fourteen hops closer to the captur…
However, the reason I went for probing the entire path is because the TTL itself can be spoofed
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Setting esni to enabled in Firefox partially works. But Airtel really, really wants to run scripts and show ads on blocked pages. Duckduckgo - https://i.postimg.cc/SqkRhpRC/Mozilla-Firefox-29-09-20-w-PA.... Pirate Bay - https://i.postimg.cc/qMmwMXVY/t-29-09-20-9-Dv.png
DuckDuckGo is blocked in India??
