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But those machines wouldn't be Google's, and you would probably either be committing a crime (building an exploited botnet) or using someone's money (be it your
by bri3d 15y ago
But those machines wouldn't be Google's, and you would probably either be committing a crime (building an exploited botnet) or using someone's money (be it your employer, university, or yourself) to run them.
This is pretty clearly a different league of attack: rather than attacking systems or spending money, you'd be exploiting a Google feature to use Google's resource for free to incur a giant amount of data transfer.
- tantalor 15y agoIt would almost certainly be criminal regardless of the method (Google, EC2, botnet).