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Doesn't seem huge. Most people pay for bandwidth. Standard web DOS attacks cost money too. Same thing with linking to S3. The fix is as it's always been, emai
by equark 14y ago
Doesn't seem huge. Most people pay for bandwidth. Standard web DOS attacks cost money too. Same thing with linking to S3. The fix is as it's always been, email your provider and explain the situation. Most likely they'll revert your usage. Presumably if it becomes a big problem they'll set up something like rate limiting by IP.
- arunoda 14y agoYes You might argue that. But the vendors should do some kind preventive mechanism on doing this. I don't know what. If they need to serve there customers well, they need to focus on that. What we need is a preventive mechanism and if they don't do this. This will be the next generation viruses. And extreamly dangerous.