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Microsoft and others scramble to patch 'HTTP2Shell' flaw which could be the next PHP-level issue — Node.js problem may also affect millions of sites

* A critical Brotli compression flaw, dubbed HTTP2Shell, could enable memory corruption and remote code execution * The vulnerability affects widely used software including Node.js, Python packages, and .NET applications * Vendors released patches, and administrators are urged to update immediately despite no confirmed in-the-wild exploitation Multiple tech companies and projects have