13 stories tagged quic, newest first.
13 points by kozika | 1 comments
FoxIO blog post detailing QPACK header decompression amplification attacks that let unauthenticated clients exhaust memory on multiple HTTP/3 server implementations.
33 points by mondainx | 9 comments
Red5 blog post by Chris Allen arguing MPEG-2 Transport Streams remain relevant, discussing MPEG-TS packaging for Media over QUIC (MOQ).
10 points by tenesripranav | 0 comments
A Lupyd blog post arguing that QUIC stream multiplexing beats traditional TCP connection pooling for Postgres over WAN, with benchmark numbers.
159 points by Flimm | 119 comments
Product page for Obscura, a VPN that relays WireGuard traffic over QUIC to Mullvad servers so no single party can correlate user identity and traffic.
1321 points by chadfowler | 408 comments
Blog post announcing the 1.0 release of iroh, a peer-to-peer networking library that lets devices connect by public key instead of IP address.
482 points by atgctg | 141 comments
A moq.dev blog post responding to OpenAI's technical blog, arguing that WebRTC is the wrong protocol for voice AI and that others should not copy OpenAI's approach.
495 points by tempaccount420 | 248 comments
GitHub repository for SSH3, a secure shell implementation built on HTTP/3, with an accompanying arXiv paper and IETF Internet-Draft.
328 points by Bender | 64 comments
Blog post by Max Inden on replacing Firefox's NSPR-based UDP I/O with a faster Rust implementation to support HTTP/3 and QUIC traffic.
387 points by doener | 429 comments
HTTP Toolkit blog post by Tim Perry arguing HTTP/3 is widely deployed by browsers and CDNs but poorly supported in open-source tools and libraries.
338 points by mhils | 64 comments
Mitmproxy blog post announcing version 11, which adds full HTTP/3 support in transparent and reverse proxy modes plus DNS improvements.
593 points by Shank | 270 comments
ACM Digital Library page for a WWW '24 research paper finding that QUIC underperforms TCP-based HTTP/2 on high-bandwidth networks.
535 points by skilled | 398 comments
APNIC blog guest post by Robin Marx explaining why HTTP/3 and QUIC adoption is growing and how the protocol differs from earlier HTTP versions.
351 points by thunderbong | 198 comments
The official nginx changelog, with version 1.25.0 (23 May 2023) adding experimental HTTP/3 support, followed by earlier release notes.