ssl application data zero bytes myth

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Recently I analyzed several SSL/TLS application packets, and I found that rather interesting that some packets start with fixed 7 zero bytes in the very beginning of SSL/TLS application data packet.

TLS 1.2 application data example 1

TLS 1.2 application data example 2

I don't know why this happen? Intuitively the encrypted message should by random bytes.

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