HTTP/2-exclusive threats caused by implementation flaws and RFC imperfections
The title seem very much anti-HTTP/2. However, unless I missed something huge, the vast majority, if not all, of the issues found relate to how hard it is to handle HTTP/1. And it seems kinda odd to blame HTTP/2 for HTTP/1 being difficult to implement.<p>I'm certainly not trying to downplay the seriousness of these issues. But it seems like a equally (it not more) valid title might be something like "HTTP/1: Continues to rear its ugly head" or something like that.