Is QUIC protocol still a security concern?
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I've ridden that QUIC protocol developed by google, can be a security risk because is not recognized as web traffic by the firewall (usg 210) and then not filtered correctly.
https://www.fastvue.co/fastvue/blog/googles-quic-protocols-security-and-reporting-implications/
The issue is still current?
In order to prevent I currently use a security policy, which block/deny outgoing traffic from LAN to WAN, on port UDP 443
Thank you for your support
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As I study for year still now.
I cannot find firewall on the market that claim it can identify the web request via QUIC protocol.
Look like the current work-around is using firewall rule to block UDP destination port 443 to force Chorme to go for standard HTTP protocol.
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