Distinct clients are counted by IP-hash per complete UTC day — unlike observation counts this is insensitive to one chatty client, but NAT merges clients and address rotation splits them.
| Protocol | q (QUIC) |
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| TLS version | 13 |
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| SNI | d (domain) |
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| Cipher count | 3 |
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| Extension count | 14 |
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| ALPN | h3 |
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| Ciphers | 1301, 1302, 1303 |
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| Extensions | 0005, 000a, 000d, 0017, 001b, 001c, 0022, 002b, 0033, 0039, fe0d, ff01 |
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| Signature algorithms | 0403, 0503, 0603, 0203, 0804, 0805, 0806, 0904, 0905, 0906, 0401, 0501, 0601, 0201 |
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| JA4_r | q13d0314h3_1301,1302,1303_0005,000a,000d,0017,001b,001c,0022,002b,0033,0039,fe0d,ff01_0403,0503,0603,0203,0804,0805,0806,0904,0905,0906,0401,0501,0601,0201 |
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| JA4_o (sample) | q13d0314h3_85902d7a8465_7de62b5446dd |
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| JA4_ro (sample) | q13d0314h3_1301,1303,1302_001c,ff01,000d,0010,001b,0022,000a,0005,0017,002b,0000,0033,0039,fe0d_0403,0503,0603,0203,0804,0805,0806,0904,0905,0906,0401,0501,0601,0201 |
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Signals from other families seen in the same observation. A fingerprint spread thinly across many lower-layer signatures is a classic inconsistency signal.
TLS ClientHello fingerprints observed from the same client via the beacon's correlation id on the other transport (e.g. this stack over TCP ↔ that stack over QUIC).