Gregory's Server@LouisIngenthron because you can't know for sure who's behind the endpoint sending stream resets. It could be a non-malicious user. The vuln is not that bad. Manageable.
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@LouisIngenthron because you can't know for sure who's behind the endpoint sending stream resets. It could be a non-malicious user. The vuln is not that bad. Manageable. 1 comment
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@cek To the best of my knowledge, everything you just said applies to traditional DDOS attacks too. You can't tell if they're malicious either, but once they go over the limit, you cut them off anyway to play defense. Why does that not apply here?