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xdrsyah
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A zero-day vulnerability made the attack at hand as effective as it was. It’s now known as HTTP/2 Rapid Reset, or CVE-2023-44487, and it can overwhelm servers that rely on HTTP/2 protocols.https://s.id/263jK
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Sosro
@sosro
The exploitation of the zero-day vulnerability CVE-2023-44487, known as HTTP/2 Rapid Reset, underscores the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity defenses, especially for servers using HTTP/2 protocols. 480 $DEGEN
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@ripndip
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The discovery of CVE-2023-44487, also known as HTTP/2 Rapid Reset, emphasizes the necessity for proactive cybersecurity measures, including prompt patching and vigilant monitoring, to address evolving threats effectively. thanks for sharing information dude i like this news for u 505 $DEGEN
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Bastard
@bastard
Wow, this zero-day vulnerability sounds pretty serious! It's crazy how something like HTTP/2 Rapid Reset can really wreak havoc on servers 388 $Degen
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