Risky Bulletin: HTTP2 flaw enables massive DDoS attacks

Risky Bulletin
15/08/2025 8 min

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An HTTP-2 vulnerability enables DDoS attacks, Russia blocks Telegram and WhatsApp voice calls, attackers abuse a zero-day in N-able servers, and the US government is adding trackers to chip shipments.



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