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Miggo Security's report reveals that over half of public vulnerabilities can bypass leading web application firewalls (WAFs). The study evaluates WAF effectiveness against critical vulnerabilities and highlights the recent discovery of the 'React2Shell' vulnerability (CVE-2025-55182) in React and .js. This indicates significant gaps in current web security measures.
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