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> transmitting 10 million packets per second, from a single machine One wonders if your ISP would detect you running this thing, and kill your connection. I'm
by Jaruzel 6y ago
> transmitting 10 million packets per second, from a single machine
One wonders if your ISP would detect you running this thing, and kill your connection. I'm pretty sure a lot of ISP T&C forbid mass scanning tools?
- Woansdei 6y agoDoubt my ISP cares, but with 20Mb upload it's not going to send 10 million packets per second (2 bits per packet just isn't valid network traffic).
- nix23 6y ago>One wonders if your ISP would detect you running this thing, and kill your connection. My home ISP just resets the router and let it reboot. Source: Me
- isoprophlex 6y agoI'm very much tempted to try, i wonder what comes of it. If you run any services (ssh, vpn, whatever) from your home connection you're probably making yourself into a target for counter scans
- tleb_ 6y agoMine got disconnected for about 30 minutes. Then I just calculated the rate I needed for the duration I found acceptable (one week for a single country) and let it run at this rate; no issue then.
- zaarn 6y agoYour router is likely to die before you max out 10Mpps. Especially if you have a NAT, that'll probably be more reasonably close to 10-30kpps.