In TLS1.3 can the client hello have the extensions which were not sent as part of HelloRetryRequest

I am having a Handshake session of PSK_only mode in TLS1.3 , where I use PSK’s established out of band.
consider, client Hello is sent with the extensions of supported_versions, PreSharedKey, psk_key_exchange_modes
Q1)If server sends a Hel… Continue reading In TLS1.3 can the client hello have the extensions which were not sent as part of HelloRetryRequest

Why is the browser being prompted for a client certificate without a Certificate Request in the handshake?

When I visit a particular site, foobar.com, I am being prompted for a client certificate, which is unexpected for this site.
I assumed there would be a Certificate Request message in the HTTPS handshake, so I fired up Wireshark 4.x and did… Continue reading Why is the browser being prompted for a client certificate without a Certificate Request in the handshake?

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Do browsers like FireFox, Chrome, Opera, and Tor store TLS 1.3 session tickets on the disk?

Do browsers save TLS 1.3 session tickets on the disk to resume a TLS session after the browser process has been killed and restarted?
Are there any glaring security risks of caching TLS 1.3 session tickets on the client side? I believe th… Continue reading Do browsers like FireFox, Chrome, Opera, and Tor store TLS 1.3 session tickets on the disk?