07 - Intro to QUIC - The TCP Killer? | Learn Wireshark

The title of this class is: "Intro to QUIC - The TCP Killer?" and was taught by Chris Greer. This was recorded on September 16th online.
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[@Derbauer]

Thank you so much for your hard work in explaining all this to curious viewers like myself as well as experts in the field. Sharing your information and insights like you do on your channel and with collabs with David Bombal, are really an example of selfless and you inspire others to pay it forward.

[@maxjokar7920]

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[@PraveenRai]

Great post Chris

[@VishwadeepShinde]

Thank you Wireshark and Chris!

[@WireSharkFest]

Glad you enjoyed Vishwadeep!

[@PraveenRai]

@Chris will you please share your Quic wireshark profile ?

[@RealMartian]

APPENDIX Q: why we replace TCP? A: Because its Old.