ws WebSocket library header DoS (CVE-2021-32640)
CVE-2021-32640 lets attackers stall Node.js WebSocket servers via a crafted header in the widely-used ws npm package. Here's the fix.
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CVE-2021-32640 lets attackers stall Node.js WebSocket servers via a crafted header in the widely-used ws npm package. Here's the fix.
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