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Added SNI support (OpenSSL) #309
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The original code is dated 2016-01-10, so probably a bit longer than that. |
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This is the tls-sni implementation currently in use on hackint. This was my first contact with openss code.
We're using it since several months on our production systems, so i kindly ask you for responsible disclosure[1] if you discover any critical security flaws.
I hope you can use it as a starting point - even if the implementation for other ssl libraries is missing.
Related issues/pr: #305 #269
[1] [email protected] or irc.hackint.org