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Co-authored-by: Floris Bruynooghe <flub@n0.computer>
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Also change the text to take into account that random bytes that have the short header bit mask are indistinguishable from other short packets to a stateless firewall.
Not sure if this points to the right place, but pointing to the paragraph where each type is explained is a bit silly since then they link to themselves most of the time.
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Blog post that explains how packet rejection works in QUIC, quinn and iroh, and why QUIC is quite good for surviving UDP spam.
This is also the topic of my (hopefully accepted) talk at JOTB, so I will reuse the content for there.
The blog post stands on its own, but if we wanted to show how early rejection works with routers we would need n0-computer/iroh#3951