← Back to context Comment by Titan2189 1 year ago > I don’t get why headers and requests need to be spoofed if all traffic is over https?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_packet_inspection 2 comments Titan2189 Reply fragmede 1 year ago how are they looking inside the packet if it's encrypted? sodality2 1 year ago DPI doesn't have to decrypt it to make certain guesses about its content. For example, timing information, packet sizes, routing info, etc could lead you to believe it's certain kinds of things (SSH, VPN, etc).
fragmede 1 year ago how are they looking inside the packet if it's encrypted? sodality2 1 year ago DPI doesn't have to decrypt it to make certain guesses about its content. For example, timing information, packet sizes, routing info, etc could lead you to believe it's certain kinds of things (SSH, VPN, etc).
sodality2 1 year ago DPI doesn't have to decrypt it to make certain guesses about its content. For example, timing information, packet sizes, routing info, etc could lead you to believe it's certain kinds of things (SSH, VPN, etc).
how are they looking inside the packet if it's encrypted?
DPI doesn't have to decrypt it to make certain guesses about its content. For example, timing information, packet sizes, routing info, etc could lead you to believe it's certain kinds of things (SSH, VPN, etc).