HTTP3 and QUIC are two new communication protocols that come with performance and security improvements and bring a new protocol architecture to the web.| www.debugbear.com
The QUIC transport-layer network protocol is not exactly new; it was first covered here in 2013 [...]| LWN.net
HTTP/3 promises speed and efficiency, but does it actually deliver? In our latest article, we put HTTP/3 to the test,comparing it against HTTP/2 in real-worl...| Request Metrics 🦥
Introduction to TLS v1.2| www.gabriel.urdhr.fr
Since starting out as an independent contractor, I’ve always felt a tension between being a generalist software engineer, yet having to market myself as a specialist. I’ve been wanting to write about it for years and even have kept some notes for that purpose. Recently I came across an article by Ben Collins-Sussman, which gave me the last bit of inspiration I needed, even though his article only indirectly touches on the topic.| Adolfo Ochagavía
Regular readers of my blog1 know I have been planning to write on my recent contract contributing to Quinn, the popular Rust implementation of the QUIC protocol. I originally intended to write a deep-dive into the QUIC features I implemented, but the blog post took a life of its own and ended up as a short essay on being paid to learn. Enjoy! Taking on the project When Stormshield2 reached out to me with a proposal to work on Quinn, I felt honoured that they were considering me for the task, ...| Adolfo Ochagavía
For the last two months I have been on a contract to enhance Quinn, the popular Rust implementation of the QUIC protocol. I hope to write one or two articles about my work at a later moment1, but today I want to offer you a partial (and runnable!) introduction to QUIC by implementing the hangman game over the network. You can find the code here. A tiny bit of context If you have never heard of QUIC before, you can think of it as an alternative to TCP with better performance on at least two fr...| Adolfo Ochagavía
After almost five years in development, the new HTTP/3 protocol is nearing its final form. In this second part, Robin Marx will zoom in on the performance improvements that QUIC and HTTP/3 bring to the table for web-page loading. We will, however, also be somewhat skeptical of the impact we can expect from these new features in practice.| Smashing Magazine
This research paper examines HTTP/3 censorship in Iran, China, Kazakhstan, and India.| ooni.org
DNS Security, Part IV: Transport security for DNS (DoT, DoH, DoQ)| educatedguesswork.org
