> You can’t saturate a protocol. You can saturate a given relay (server).
Here's what I said, verbatim: "then you can trivially saturate the network, the clients, and the relays with bogus events."
What are you arguing against?
Here's what I said, verbatim: "then you can trivially saturate the network, the clients, and the relays with bogus events."
What are you arguing against?
Explain to me how you trivially saturate this protocol. That’s like saying you can trivially saturate TCP/IP by broadcasting packets.
Even if they don't accept your events, you can still trivially saturate their bandwidth and processing.
> Explain to me how you trivially saturate this protocol.
Explain to me why you keep pretending I said anything about saturating the protocol
> That’s like saying you can trivially saturate TCP/IP by broadcasting packets.
And yet DDOS exists. Things like TCP tuning to avoid network congestion exist.