It's not a magic and if detection tools don't support http/2, then it's their fault and quite frankly anybody could come up with this tool. The "enabled" attac

It's not a magic and if detection tools don't support http/2, then it's their fault and quite frankly anybody could come up with this tool. The "enabled" attackers surely are nothing when they couldn't have come up with anything better themselves. It just made the discussion of such tools public.