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I've made a simple plot in Excel here: http://i.imgur.com/adjaLQ9.png
The number of up-votes remains the same, while down-votes increases linearly. The scoring declining line in grey is the score.
There's bunch of cool options, including WiFi quality scan.
I remember claims that this type of attack was fixed forever. But physics doesn't change... Easily.
The data, currently, is mainly from various Network Security Monitoring appliances & SIEMs.
Note that this doesn't seem like a DDoS focused on high-bandwidth but rather focused on causing application load by triggering some server action and abusing the CPU/RAM, etc. In this case, Level7 analysis, is very effective and usually simple.
*Lighttable IDE: http://www.chris-granger.com/lighttable/
I am far less concerned with philosophical question, such as whether a person engineering to be the smartest would be smart on his own right; would a person engineered to be the strongest & fastest be a successful athlete in his own right, or is it simply an unfair inter-species competition which is no different than pitting a disabled person vs. a healthy one; etc.
Your Android app says "Double click an app to start." I think it would be more fitting to read "Double tap" instead.
It's been more than 12 hours, and the access token for the mobile client is still connected to my account, despite changing my password.
I would expect all tokens to be revoked on-password-change. Really disappointing.
I'll have to set up an SSL proxy later to dump the traffic from Android, see what is happening. Anyone compiled SSLDump for Android?