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The interesting part is that almost every time the amplification factor increased. NTP was a big iirc, but this is really huge. I find it hard to believe they'l
by iforgotpassword 9y ago
The interesting part is that almost every time the amplification factor increased. NTP was a big iirc, but this is really huge. I find it hard to believe they'll ever discover something that yields an even higher ratio, but saying "never" in this kind of situation will eventually make one look stupid one day.
Thinking about it, I could imagine a bug in some software where it just takes one malformed UDP packet to trigger an infinite amount of response packets or something like that. That would be so bad it starts being hilarious again.