Disguise QUIC handshake as HTTP/3 - #28
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Two changes that make the client's QUIC ClientHello blend in with real
HTTP/3 traffic instead of fingerprinting the protocol:
- ALPN switched from `hq-29` (a long-deprecated QUIC draft identifier)
to `h3` (RFC 9114 HTTP/3). We still tunnel arbitrary streams; only the
ALPN advertisement changes.
- Default SNI now reuses the host string the user passed on the CLI
(e.g. `example.com` from `example.com:8080`) instead of a hard-coded
`rusnel` placeholder. For IP literals rustls suppresses the SNI
extension per RFC 6066 §3, matching real client behavior.
`--tls-server-name` still wins when set. As a side benefit, `--tls-ca`
/ `--tls-mtls` modes now work without `--tls-server-name` when the
cert's SAN matches the connect hostname.
Plumbed via a new `ServerEndpoint { addr, host }` struct that preserves
the original host alongside the resolved `SocketAddr`.
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Two changes that make the client's QUIC ClientHello blend in with real HTTP/3 traffic instead of fingerprinting the protocol:
hq-29(a long-deprecated QUIC draft identifier) toh3(RFC 9114 HTTP/3). We still tunnel arbitrary streams; only the ALPN advertisement changes.example.comfromexample.com:8080) instead of a hard-codedrusnelplaceholder. For IP literals rustls suppresses the SNI extension per RFC 6066 §3, matching real client behavior.--tls-server-namestill wins when set. As a side benefit,--tls-ca/--tls-mtlsmodes now work without--tls-server-namewhen the cert's SAN matches the connect hostname.Plumbed via a new
ServerEndpoint { addr, host }struct that preserves the original host alongside the resolvedSocketAddr.