“HTTP over QUIC” is now “HTTP/3” and LiteSpeed Technologies has become the first to operate a functional HTTP/3 server! This news and more from IETF 103.
LSQUIC Security Update
February 18th, 2025This LSQUIC security update, patched in v4.2.0, addresses the Hash-based Denial-of-Service vulnerability, announced in CVE-2025-24947.
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