> it makes small compressed HTTP payloads impossible to determine whether guessed bytes were correct or not (well, depending of course on the size variable of the random bytes added).
Hm, ok. At least you didn't "just add some random padding" :-)
Thanks for the comment on structure. Might be nice to try and make ssl/tls terminating proxy as a separate binary I guess.
As for the code, for someone new to fasm it wasn't immediately obvious that to build one had to assemble then link (fasm -m $((bignumber))[1] project.asm project.o && ld -o project project.o # optionally strip project). Might want to but that in a Readme/makefile/build.sh. I found the general recipe in the hello-example - but a short readme in the various project folder and/or top level wouldn't hurt.
Hm, ok. At least you didn't "just add some random padding" :-)
Thanks for the comment on structure. Might be nice to try and make ssl/tls terminating proxy as a separate binary I guess.
As for the code, for someone new to fasm it wasn't immediately obvious that to build one had to assemble then link (fasm -m $((bignumber))[1] project.asm project.o && ld -o project project.o # optionally strip project). Might want to but that in a Readme/makefile/build.sh. I found the general recipe in the hello-example - but a short readme in the various project folder and/or top level wouldn't hurt.
[1] ed: from https://2ton.com.au/HeavyThing/#echoserver
fasm -m 262144 echo.asm && ld -o echo echo.o