HTTP2Shell: The Brotli Vulnerability That Extends Beyond Node.js

The key point: CVE-2026-111497 now increasingly referred to as HTTP2Shell and initially reported as Node2Shell, is broader than a Node.js vulnerability. The vulnerability is associated with Brotli decompression, so defenders need to find vulnerable implementations across applications and infrastructure, confirm whether untrusted compressed data can reach them, and patch the affected component. AT A GLANCE · CVE: CVE-…

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PHP2Shell will persist in enterprise environments for years

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