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Why HTTP/1.1 still endangers millions of modern websites?
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24 million websites are at risk of complete takeover due to backend reliance on flawed HTTP/1.1 protocol
Why HTTP/1.1 still endangers millions of modern websites?
A single manipulated packet can cause a website to mix up user sessions, leak confidential info, or serve poisoned content that infects everyone who visits. After two decades of attempted patches, the protocol remains fundamentally unsafe whenever proxies or shared connections are involved. Until full HTTP/2 support arrives everywhere, organisations need to aggressively sanitise incoming requests and routinely scan for lurking vulnerabilities. J…
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