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HTTP/2 HPACK compresses headers in such a way that the difference will be largely irrelevant. Most connections nowadays are such that latency is overwhelmingly
by deathanatos 7y ago
HTTP/2 HPACK compresses headers in such a way that the difference will be largely irrelevant.
Most connections nowadays are such that latency is overwhelmingly more important than that many bytes.
Also, IP address? You invalidate me every time I switch networks?
- vbezhenar 7y agoAbsolutely, if hacker steals token, he'll likely using another IP address, so token is bound to IP address, it's a very important security measure. It's easy to issue new token anyway and address does not change often.