What role does SNI (Server Name Indication) play in TLS for web services?
- Allows a client to indicate the hostname it is attempting to connect to during the TLS handshake process
- Enables secure key exchange between client and server
- Facilitates secure data transmission between servers
- Provides encryption for server certificates
SNI allows a client to indicate the hostname during the TLS handshake, allowing servers to present the appropriate certificate for the requested domain.
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