QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connection) is a protocol championed by Google to speed up web services by replacing the traditional TCP/HTTP network layer with a new UDP based protocol. QUIC is almost exclusively used by Google services right now like YouTube, but there is an IETF Internet Draft on it now ¹⁾ . The movement is to merge HTTP semantics on the UDP based QUIC and call the new thing HTTP/3.

However, right now the only QUIC found in the wild seems to be from the Google stable and used by Google-Chrome. This is what we're dealing with in this article. To differentiate this from the “IETF QUIC” I suppose we can call the protocol G-QUIC like Wireshark does.

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Extract X.509 Certificate in QUIC