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It would also allow a pretty trivial bypass using ipv6. A sizeable % of ip-based rate limits are breakable if you can use v6; iirc for a long time google web pr
by xyzzy123 3y ago
It would also allow a pretty trivial bypass using ipv6. A sizeable % of ip-based rate limits are breakable if you can use v6; iirc for a long time google web properties had bypassable rate limits if you knew about this.
- j16sdiz 3y agoHave you tried it? In my experience, gmail is lot stricter on ipv6. They have been requiring SPF and rDNS on IPv6 before this announcement.
- xyzzy123 3y agoYep I am talking about maybe a decade ago; google have fixed the issues I knew about but lots of systems still only limit v4 effectively.