Splendid, HTTP/3 Servers Fall Over

Here we go again, as HTTP/3 web servers collapse because FoxIO revealed an unauthenticated remote attacker can down them with a single solitary connection. Why do we even bother setting up modern infrastructure when a tiny batch of data triggers up to four-thousand-fold memory amplification? Those running these battered servers must now scramble against this public proof-of-concept code before their memory explodes into oblivion. It is just another Tuesday in IT, watching shiny protocols implode while we ponder why we ever bothered modernising.