Flaws in HTTP/2 could enable hackers to crash web servers, claims Imperva

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Imperva research highlights four key vulnerabilities in HTTP/2

A series of security flaws have been uncovered in HTTP/2, a major revision of the HTTP network protocol that the web is based on, which was introduced last year. The flaws can enable attackers t...

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