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Denial of service attacks are usually not devastating (they've happened to many large services multiple times) and there's a very real engineering cost in being
by fragsworth 13y ago
Denial of service attacks are usually not devastating (they've happened to many large services multiple times) and there's a very real engineering cost in being absolutely certain that you are immune to such attacks.
I think most people here don't fall under the umbrella of those who need to consider denial-of-service attacks. When your primary goal should be to launch your product (which you aren't even sure will take off) I would think trying to prevent denial-of-service attacks is a waste of time.
- dllthomas 13y agoI'm not sure I disagree with any of that. I simply said that if you need to consider DoS you should consider DoS with the assumption your attacker has access to your source.