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A vulnerability is a flaw in the implementation that allows an attacked to trigger some kind of unexpected result. The result in this case is defined in an RFC.
by jeffbee 3y ago
A vulnerability is a flaw in the implementation that allows an attacked to trigger some kind of unexpected result. The result in this case is defined in an RFC. It is 100% working as intended.
- baobabKoodaa 3y agoA protocol can also have a vulnerability (the term is not constrained to implementation flaws only)
- sophacles 3y agoSo your contention is that the creators of HTTP/2 intended for all users of it to be DDoSed?
- joshuamorton 3y agoI mean yes, much as http1 allows for people to be ddosed.
- bobby_the_whale 3y ago[dead]