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Over on RIPE-NCC/ripe-atlas-probe-measurements#15 I observed that RIPE Atlas's client probes for TLS handshakes fail against Vercel servers, apparently because the ClientHello from a probe does not offer the ec_point_formats TLS extension.
I tested this by looking at the https://vercel.com/ servers, which presumably are themselves running behind Vercel (their HTTP Server: header says Vercel at any rate).
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Over on RIPE-NCC/ripe-atlas-probe-measurements#15 I observed that RIPE Atlas's client probes for TLS handshakes fail against Vercel servers, apparently because the ClientHello from a probe does not offer the
ec_point_formats
TLS extension.I tested this by looking at the https://vercel.com/ servers, which presumably are themselves running behind Vercel (their HTTP
Server:
header saysVercel
at any rate).There's no reason i can see for Vercel's servers to reject a TLS ClientHello when it lacks
ec_point_formats
, especially since they are TLS 1.3 compliant and TLS 1.3 explicitly deprecates theec_point_formats
extension.Additional information
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