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Exploiting HTTP/2 CONTINUATION frames for DoS attacks

Exploiting HTTP/2 CONTINUATION frames for DoS attacks April 8, 2024 0 mins read About the vulnerability The vulnerability lies in the way HTTP/2 implementations handle CONTINUATION frames, which are used to transmit header blocks larger than the maximum frame size.

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