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      <title>HTTP/3 Trailer HEADERS Frame Triggers Unhandled Exception in Google ESF: 60s Hang &amp; QUIC INTERNAL_ERROR 0x0001 | Protocol RE</title>
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      <description>Sending an RFC 9114-compliant trailer HEADERS frame to music.youtube.com causes Google&amp;#39;s ESF (Edge Side Frontend) to hang for ~60 seconds before closing the connection with QUIC INTERNAL_ERROR (0x0001) — the RFC-defined signal for implementation errors. 100 sequential runs confirm zero rate limiting: the crash occurs at the H3 frame parser layer before any HTTP-layer defense is reachable. Cross-vendor confirmation on a second major CDN provider. Reported to Google VRP twice; closed by automated system both times within minutes.</description>
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