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Proof that @reliancejio actively MITMs all outbound IPv4 HTTP traffic.
Instead of a TCP connection refused error, you get a HTML page from their MITM infrastructure.
cc: @internetfreedom @nixxin
Instead of a TCP connection refused error, you get a HTML page from their MITM infrastructure.
cc: @internetfreedom @nixxin
@reliancejio @internetfreedom @nixxin When you open an HTTP connection to any website with an IPv4 address on @reliancejio you are not really talking to the actual server but to some machine at Jio that is pretending to be that server.
@reliancejio @internetfreedom @nixxin Correction: It's not just HTTP that @reliancejio is intercepting. All other ports are also MITM'd but they result in a "connection reset" instead of "connection refused" because their MITM infra has no way of knowing what protocol the client expects to talk on those ports.
@reliancejio @internetfreedom @nixxin More verbose output of what happens before @reliancejio returns a "connection reset" when connecting to a port that has no service running.
