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That sounds like a typical denial of service attack, which you don't see a problem with?
by capableweb 3y ago
That sounds like a typical denial of service attack, which you don't see a problem with?
- JonChesterfield 3y agoIt sounds like a system designed to stop doing things on unexpected input. The designers chose correctness over robustness. It's not an accidental vulnerability. Maybe switch off on request is a dubious design choice for infrastructure that you'd rather stay alive, but it sounds like a new version of the spec has already been released to make that an option.