Does anyone know how many corporations have the technical ability to inspect TLS 1.3?
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Only place I have seen is when an enterprise CA is used to mitm the session.
Firewall vendors use to claim tls1.3 decryption by forcing the sessions down to 1.2
Like, decrypt it? None.
With an enterprise CA this is not a huge trouble, but not exactly easy either.
I will test it if it works with Firepower (not blocking it).