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TLS 1 3 records limit the inner plaintext TLSInnerPlaintext size to 2 14 1 bytes which includes one byte for the

https://datatracker.ietf.org › doc › draft-ietf-tls-super-jumbo-record-limit
This document defines a TLS extension that allows endpoints to advertise larger per direction maximum inner plaintext sizes up to

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TLS versions 1 2 RFC5246 and earlier permit senders to generate records 16384 octets in size plus any expansion from

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TLS 1 3 records limit the inner plaintext TLSInnerPlaintext size to 2 14 1 bytes which includes one byte for the content type

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An observer sees record lengths which can leak information about application data sizes e g 100 byte HTTP responses vs 10KB

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Not all devices support a larger buffer size and the overhead introduced by the record layer is already insignificant

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While observing TLS records in Wireshark on my local machine for a particular connection I noticed that the biggest

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As a result OpenSSL will reject records with legal lengths in the range 16384 16640 prior to protocol version

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As soon as records start getting encrypted which is early in TLSv1 3 the outer content type gets set to Application