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This is amazing! I actually wanted to contact you as I was working on this
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@mholt It is working 😄 👍
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@elcore That's great! How do you know? I want to add more tests to the corpus. Do you have Tor set up to be MITM'ed by some proxy (e.g. antivirus or firewall software)? If so, I'd like to capture the User-Agent and the ClientHello. Ping me on Slack or something when you have a moment and you want to work on this.