Four high-profile bugs have been found in the protocol, potentially placing 85 million websites at risk.
On Wednesday at Black Hat USA, cybersecurity firm Imperva released new research into a number of high-profile flaws found within the latest version of HTTP, HTTP/2, which underpins the worldwide web’s underlying protocols and communication systems.
The report, HTTP/2: In-depth analysis of the top four flaws of the next generation web protocol (.PDF), details four main vulnerabilities and attack vectors related to HTTP/2, of which adoption is steadily increasing.
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