Re:HTTP/3: Everything you need to know about the next-genera...
by pixl97 on Saturday February 12, 2022 @09:24PM
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There are a few small, but important cases where h2 in the mix could possibly bite you.
In my case it's monitoring security issues like h2 to h1 header smuggling and the security implications in complex environments where front end proxies may talk to both h1 and h2 applications.
In my case it's monitoring security issues like h2 to h1 header smuggling and the security implications in complex environments where front end proxies may talk to both h1 and h2 applications.