> These days it tends to be related to competitive multiplayer video games, but I'm sure there's still some IRC drama and small-time Minecraft hosting driving it.
This sounds like the sort of thing with similar prevalence to things like running a Tor node. This might even be an example the other way, when your game server or what have you has thousands of peer connections and this thing breaks it by misinterprets that as a denial of service too.
This sounds like the sort of thing with similar prevalence to things like running a Tor node. This might even be an example the other way, when your game server or what have you has thousands of peer connections and this thing breaks it by misinterprets that as a denial of service too.