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>"Technically now ISPs could throttle the bandwith (or even disallow net access)" Most ISPs charge for bandwidth. Outside of governmental coercion, is there a
by tatsuke95 14y ago
>"Technically now ISPs could throttle the bandwith (or even disallow net access)"
Most ISPs charge for bandwidth. Outside of governmental coercion, is there any incentive for them to do this?
- nwh 14y agoMost charge for incoming but not outgoing, which is what would be used in a DOS attack.