Security News > 2016 > August > Four high-profile vulnerabilities in HTTP/2 revealed (Help Net Security)
2016-08-03 22:13
Imperva released a new report at Black Hat USA 2016, which documents four high-profile vulnerabilities researchers at the Imperva Defense Center found in HTTP/2, the new version of the HTTP protocol that serves as one of the main building blocks of the Worldwide Web. HTTP/2 introduces new mechanisms that effectively increase the attack surface of business critical web infrastructure which then becomes vulnerable to new types of attacks. Imperva researchers took an in-depth look at … More →
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