"their own crypto" sounds worse than it is — they interface with existing TLS libraries, which are all based on well-tested NSS or OpenSSL primitives. Given Ru

"their own crypto" sounds worse than it is — they interface with existing TLS libraries, which are all based on well-tested NSS or OpenSSL primitives. Given Rust's focus on performance and security, QUIC may be the new Hello World for Rust ;)