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Helol Tunnel: Covert Channel Exploitation of TLS Extensibility & Privacy Features
Covert channels exploiting network protocols for data exfiltration and command-and-control (C2) are integral parts of modern cyberattacks. In search of a significant covert channel within the fabric of the Internet, we targeted the combinatorial properties of the Client Hello (CHLO) packets in the u
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