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Changing JA3 & UserAgent doesn't change akamai hash #324
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because akamai_fingerprint and akamai_fingerprint_hash use WINDOW_UPDATE, PRIORITY and other data, akamai_fingerprint and akamai_fingerprint_hash don't use ciphers, extensions |
Yeah, its bassed on SETTINGS, WINDOW_UPPDATE & PRIORITY frames. Is there a way to modify it? No point of changing ja3 if the akamai hash remains same. |
I'm planning on adding a way to configure this, akamai will typically use the akamai hash in conjunction with a ja3 to do validation. If you're wondering why changing the ja3 isn't changing the akamai hash that is because CycleTLS parses the |
I'll add configuration options for this but currently we determine what we send based on Chrome/Firefox User agents. Lines 28 to 38 in 4184f73
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hello bro thanks for everything, please add ability to customize HTTP2 data like header_table_size and window_size, etc there is a library that already implemented http2 spoofing: https://github.com/Noooste/azuretls-client p.s please give me your discord bro so i can send you everything i have |
@Danny-Dasilva bro? check comment above |
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Description
I have tested with 20+ different ja3 & their respective user agents with a new residential proxy everytime. I always get the same akamai_hash & akamai_text from (https://tls.peet.ws/api/all & https://tls.browserleaks.com/json).
akamai values should be different if we change all these 3 things right? Is there any way to resolve this?
Issue Type
Bug
Operating System
Mac OS
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