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HTTP/2 overload attack via HTTP/2 Made You Reset discovered

A new denial-of-service attack technique has been identified against HTTP/2 protocol, named HTTP/2 Made You Reset.

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The attack exploits protocol reset mechanisms to overload web servers.

System administrators must strengthen protection of their HTTP/2 infrastructure.

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