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Finally, neither the protocol nor the cryptography it uses are standards-based, making it difficult to keep up with the strongest known cryptography (post-quantum crypto, for example).Isn't WireGuard post-quantum safe with pre-shared keys?
> ...connections are made through port 443, which for both TCP and UDP blends in well with general HTTP/3 traffic and is less susceptible than Wireguard to blocking.
HTTP3 over QUIC is blanket blocked in many countries (due to QUIC's built-in censorship resistance).