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Quic-go vulnerable to denial of service via QPACK Encoded HEADERS Frame

A flaw in quic-go allows overload via QPACK Encoded HEADERS frames.

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The attack vector exploits a vulnerability in HTTP/3 header management.

Developers must apply a patch to prevent service disruptions.

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