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The new method fills the gap between GET and POST, combining the body of POST with the safety and idempotence of GET. When an HTTP request is too long or complex to be encoded in its URI using GET, ...

"Idempotent" may be jargon, but the term performs an important job in HTTP as a hall pass that gives reverse proxies and gateways the go-ahead to cache complex query responses and automatically retry ...

Maintainers now have more control over how repositories accept contributions. Two new settings let you manage pull requests to better match your project’s needs. You can now turn off pull requests ...

On October 14, 2025, Microsoft released a security update addressing CVE-2025-55315, a vulnerability in ASP.NET Core that allows HTTP request smuggling. While request smuggling is a known technique, ...

A sophisticated HTTP request smuggling attack that exploits inconsistent parsing behaviors between front-end proxy servers and back-end application servers. This newly discovered technique leverages ...

A sophisticated HTTP request smuggling attack that exploits inconsistent parsing behaviors between front-end proxy servers and back-end application servers. The vulnerability leverages malformed chunk ...

Sometimes people think they've found HTTP request smuggling, when they're actually just observing HTTP keep-alive or pipelining. This is usually a false positive, but sometimes there's actually a real ...

A desync attack method leveraging HTTP/1.1 vulnerabilities impacted many websites and earned researchers more than $200,000 in bug bounties. New variants of the HTTP request smuggling attack method ...