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HTTPS is quickly rising alongside the need of Internet users to benefit fromsecurity and privacy when accessing the Web, and it becomes the predominantapplication protocol on the Internet. This migration towards a secure Web usingHTTPS comes with important challenges related to the management of HTTPStraffic to guarantee basic network properties such as security, QoS,reliability, etc. But encryption undermines the effectiveness of standardmonitoring techniques and makes it difficult for ISPs and networkadministrators to properly identify and manage the services behind HTTPStraffic. This survey details the techniques used to monitor HTTPS traffic, fromthe most basic level of protocol identification (TLS, HTTPS), to the finestidentification of precise services. We show that protocol identification iswell mastered while more precise levels keep being challenging despite recentadvances. We also describe practical solutions that lead us to discuss thetrade-off between security and privacy and the research directions to guaranteeboth of them.

A Survey of HTTPS Traffic and Services Identification Approaches