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Re: [quicwg/base-drafts] Padding overhead in DNS over QUIC scenarios (#3523)

Christian Huitema <notifications@github.com> Wed, 18 March 2020 00:06 UTC

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I don't like the idea of creating a version of Quic especially for DNS over Quic, because of the privacy implications. Of course it could be negotiated and remembered, but then it looks like painting the packets with a big target for various kinds of firewall filtering. But then using shorter initials also paints a big target.

I also don't advocate holding V1 at the gate to solve that. I like the suggestion to allow shorter initial packets and to limit the number of bytes that the server sends. But i get that we may want to wait for V2 for that.

For now, I will concentrate on other optimizations, such as limiting the packet overhead. That can be done with implementation guidance.

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