CapLoader 2.1.0 Adds Enhanced JA3/JA4 Extraction, Threat-Intel Integration, and TLS Client Hello Reassembly
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Summary
CapLoader, a network traffic analysis tool, has been updated to version 2.1.0. The release features improved JA3/JA4 TLS fingerprint extraction, integration of additional threat-intelligence and OSINT services, and support for more encapsulation protocols. It also addresses the challenge of TLS Client Hello reassembly, as modern TLS handshakes (with features like post-quantum key exchanges) no longer fit within a single packet.
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The new release comes with better JA3/JA4 extraction and integration of additional threat-intel and OSINT services.
We have also added support for more encapsulation protocols.
TLS handshakes no longer reliably fit in a single packet.
Modern TLS features, like post-quantum key exchanges...
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