That's worth making persistent noise about, I think. Because you just described something that can be accurately described as a type of DoS. Considering the nu

That's worth making persistent noise about, I think. Because you just described something that can be accurately described as a type of DoS. Considering the number of AWS credentials out there, I can see malicious users logging in, forkbombing the instance, getting it to throttle back, and then walking away whistling until the person with dashboard login wakes up and can reboot the machine.