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But not putting the limits, leaves the door open to a different class of outages in the form of buffer overflows, that additionally can also pose a security ris
by GTP 1y ago
But not putting the limits, leaves the door open to a different class of outages in the form of buffer overflows, that additionally can also pose a security risk as could be exploitable by an attacker.
maybe this issue would be better solved at the protocol level, but in the meantime size limit it is.
- lazide 1y agoNah, just OOM. Yes, there does need to be a limit somewhere - it just doesn’t need to be arbitrary, but based on some processing limit, and ideally will adapt as say memory footprint gets larger.