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In article https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4491420/define-thresholds-on-the-number-of-http-2-settings-parameters-exchange, Microsoft describes two new Windows registry settings to address an issue in which a malicious HTTP/2 client can send so many HTTP/2 SETTINGS parameters that the server runs out of CPU.

The description for the Http2MaxSettingsPerMinute registry setting is

If the number of settings parameters contained in multiple Settings frames received within a minute crosses "Http2MaxSettingsPerMinute" value, then connection is killed.

It's not clear to me whether this count ('number of settings parameters') is measured per connection, or across the entire server. That is, if I set the registry value for Http2MaxSettingsPerMinute to 100, and clients start 20 connections with 5 SETTINGS each in the period of a minute, will the 21st attempted connection within the minute be killed? Or would a connection only be killed if that single connection included the client sending over 100 SETTINGS within a minute?

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Martin

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In article https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4491420/define-thresholds-on-the-number-of-http-2-settings-parameters-exchange, Microsoft describes two new Windows registry settings to address an issue in which a malicious HTTP/2 client can send so many HTTP/2 SETTINGS parameters that the server runs out of CPU.

The description for the Http2MaxSettingsPerMinute registry setting is

If the number of settings parameters contained in multiple Settings frames received within a minute crosses "Http2MaxSettingsPerMinute" value, then connection is killed.

It's not clear to me whether this count ('number of settings parameters') is measured per connection, or across the entire server. That is, if I set the registry value for Http2MaxSettingsPerMinute to 100, and clients start 20 connections with 5 SETTINGS each in the period of a minute, will the 21st attempted connection within the minute be killed? Or would a connection only be killed if that single connection included the client sending over 100 SETTINGS within a minute?

thanks!

Martin

http2 iis-10

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In article https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4491420/define-thresholds-on-the-number-of-http-2-settings-parameters-exchange, Microsoft describes two new Windows registry settings to address an issue in which a malicious HTTP/2 client can send so many HTTP/2 SETTINGS parameters that the server runs out of CPU.

The description for the Http2MaxSettingsPerMinute registry setting is

If the number of settings parameters contained in multiple Settings frames received within a minute crosses "Http2MaxSettingsPerMinute" value, then connection is killed.

It's not clear to me whether this count ('number of settings parameters') is measured per connection, or across the entire server. That is, if I set the registry value for Http2MaxSettingsPerMinute to 100, and clients start 20 connections with 5 SETTINGS each in the period of a minute, will the 21st attempted connection within the minute be killed? Or would a connection only be killed if that single connection included the client sending over 100 SETTINGS within a minute?

thanks!

Martin

http2 iis-10

share

asked 4 mins ago

M HerbenerM Herbener

33

share

asked 4 mins ago

M HerbenerM Herbener

33

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asked 4 mins ago

M HerbenerM Herbener

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asked 4 mins ago

M HerbenerM Herbener

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asked 4 mins ago

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