Source publication: [Janssen2021]
TLS, short for Transport Layer Security, is a widely used protocol that aims to provide privacy and data integrity between two or more communicating computer applications, for example in HTTPS.
The models in this benchmark are models Erwin Janssen learned for different versions and implementations of TLS in his Master’s Thesis [Janssen2021]. Table 6.4 in the thesis states that of all learned models, only a limited set was unique. We only included the unique models by taking only the first implementation version of equivalent learned models listed in Appendix A in Table A.2 for TLS 1.0, Table A.4 for TLS 1.1 and Table A.6 for TLS 1.2 . You can find the models also on the thesis's GitHub site.
Dennis Hendriks used these models in the article about the gLTSdiff library. [HO2021]