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Rapid Reset: The Uninvited Guest at the HTTP/2 Protocol Party
The Rapid Reset vulnerability in the HTTP/2 protocol has been causing DoS attacks since August. The CISA recommends applying patches and making configuration changes to mitigate damage.
Hot Take:
Oh, it's been a wild ride, folks! Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, along comes a pesky little bug called Rapid Reset to rain on our HTTP/2 protocol parade. Evidently, it's been wreaking havoc in cyberspace, causing denial-of-service (DoS) fiestas since August! But fear not, brave surfers of the internet wave—the CISA is here with patches and proactive steps to save the day! So, strap in, apply those patches, and hold on tight; it's going to be a bumpy ride!Already a member? Log in here