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Does it matter? Every HTTP version from HTTP/1 to HTTP/3 has each experienced its own set of vulnerabilities. Never stopped us from using HTTP. IPv4 has had m
by orangeboats 3y ago
Does it matter? Every HTTP version from HTTP/1 to HTTP/3 has each experienced its own set of vulnerabilities.
Never stopped us from using HTTP.
IPv4 has had multiple vulnerabilities in its stack as well, never stopped the internet from growing. (But the exhaustion of IPv4 _is_ hindering further expansion of the internet!)
- hot_gril 3y agoI mean it's not a good comparison. IPv4->6 is a migration, with a lot of difficulty having to do with the fact that v4 is already in use. HTTP wasn't a replacement for something, but there is HTTP1->2.