New MadeYouReset HTTP/2 Vulnerability
The MadeYouReset HTTP/2 vulnerability exposes servers to massive DDoS attacks. Risks, impacts, and how to mitigate this critical flaw.
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Salvador wrote for Insights between May and August 2025, covering vulnerability and ransomware news as it broke: the Kettering Health ransomware incident that put fourteen hospitals on emergency reroute, the RedDirection campaign that compromised eighteen browser extensions and millions of browsers, the Crypto24 ransomware group's EDR bypass and the MadeYouReset HTTP/2 vulnerability.
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The MadeYouReset HTTP/2 vulnerability exposes servers to massive DDoS attacks. Risks, impacts, and how to mitigate this critical flaw.
Crypto24 ransomware attacks enterprises using stealth EDR evasion and custom malware.
Malicious extensions in official stores affected millions. The RedDirection campaign is a clear warning for analysts and defensive teams.
On May 20, 2025, Kettering Health, a major healthcare network based in Ohio, experienced a ransomware attack that severely disrupted its operations. As a result, all 14 hospitals in the system were placed on emergency reroute. This meant ambulances were redirected, and staff had to switch to manual processes because digital systems—including electronic health records, internal messaging, and coordination platforms—became unavailable.