infrastructure

Two servers disagree about where one request ends and the next begins. The scored answer explains the ambiguity, what an attacker gains, and why consistent parsing and HTTP/2 end to end fix it.

Inference servers are built to run on a trusted machine, so most have no authentication and some trust their own network completely. Internet scans keep finding them anyway.

Neither option is simply safer. The answer that scores names who you are trusting in each case and which controls move from the provider to you.