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huffman coding check returning the same byte length

I cloned the repo and ran it locally.
Issue 1: The target IP in the SSL proxy does not match malbot.net This was easy enough to update in the source code.

Issue 2: The part that deals with the huffman coding by making two requests, one with the character before the padding and the other with the character after the padding is getting the same response size. The code that deals with this is in BREACH Basic.cs at the method IsCorrectGuess.

I know gzip is working because the response comes back encoded. I decoded the response and checked the values and they are inserted into the page correctly.

I am trying to replicate this attack for a computer security project.

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