If the gateway used to receive these requests cannot decrypt them and they pass through other connections before decryption, why wouldn’t this be possible? At the point of decryption you’d have the connecting IP of the last hop but if the origin IP isn’t forwarded, and there’s no request correlation ID or other identifying information, the machine processing the request wouldn’t know where the original request came from.
Of course any of the intermediate machines could be tracking this data for correlation purposes but it should be possible to strip it along the way.
If the request data containing the 424242 is encrypted and only the machine without origin info has access to that identifier, how would you know the request is for 424242?
Of course any of the intermediate machines could be tracking this data for correlation purposes but it should be possible to strip it along the way.
If the request data containing the 424242 is encrypted and only the machine without origin info has access to that identifier, how would you know the request is for 424242?