No, I'm a clueless newbie who can't tell a twinax cable from a RAM chip.
> Current mitigation strategies are literally "have more bandwidth than they do" and null routing.
I think you may be behind the times a bit.
It is definitely not an 'easy problem' but it is also not so simple as to get rid of symmetrical net access at the consumer level.
Anyway, you're the guru I guess.
Elaborate. I may well be behind the times.
> It is definitely not an 'easy problem' but it is also not so simple as to get rid of symmetrical net access at the consumer level.
No, it isn't. But it's also true that you need 10x more machines with a 10x disparity for a volumetric attack.
No, I'm a clueless newbie who can't tell a twinax cable from a RAM chip.
> Current mitigation strategies are literally "have more bandwidth than they do" and null routing.
I think you may be behind the times a bit.
It is definitely not an 'easy problem' but it is also not so simple as to get rid of symmetrical net access at the consumer level.
Anyway, you're the guru I guess.