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> Network management is there for a purpose, and the people focusing on bypassing it are generally bad actors I don't follow your reasoning. So you have the ab
by amaccuish 4y ago
> Network management is there for a purpose, and the people focusing on bypassing it are generally bad actors
I don't follow your reasoning. So you have the ability to block QUIC, but declare QUIC to be a "bad actor" trying to bypass your network management?
They switched from TCP to QUIC base, what can be done over HTTP3 can also be done over HTTP2.
- afiori 4y agoQUIC is completely opaque to the network, TCP exposes a lot of information about the connection(s). From the POV of the network it is much more similar to a UDP VPN than to HTTPS over TCP