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Take the flip side of it. If you are working on the backend, you should always assume/provision for the case where there will be hostile clients. If your backen
by rglullis 6y ago
Take the flip side of it. If you are working on the backend, you should always assume/provision for the case where there will be hostile clients. If your backend can only work if the client plays nice, I'd be weary of pointing fingers too quickly.
- als0 6y agoTrouble is...you can't tell who is malicious in a DDoS scenario.
- rglullis 6y agoYeah, that's my point actually. If your service is failing because of a DDOS, don't blame those trying to use your infra. Before pointing to issues of bad clients, Signal should be ready for this influx of users - especially if your leader believes that centralized services are the only ones able to create a viable alternative for the masses.