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Matched-View Cross-Domain Evaluation of WireGuard VPN Traffic Classification Using Early-Flow Fingerprints
Classifying VPN-encrypted traffic by application category typically relies on datasets that collect non-VPN and VPN traffic in separate sessions, conflating encapsulation effects with session-level differences in user behavior, timing, and application mix. We use a recently published WireGuard tunne
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