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I believe this kind of attack is already referred to as EDoS (Economic Denial of Service/Sustainability) - basically killing of a service through bankruptcy. T
by ryantownsend 14y ago
I believe this kind of attack is already referred to as EDoS (Economic Denial of Service/Sustainability) - basically killing of a service through bankruptcy.
This is why most cloud services have a customisable limit on how many virtual servers can be booted automatically, a solution is yet to be found for protecting S3.
- gizzlon 14y agoThanks.. "[snip]..one might envision that instead of worrying about a lack of resources, the elasticity of the cloud could actually provide a surplus of compute, network and storage utility that could be just as bad as a deficit" http://rationalsecurity.typepad.com/blog/2009/01/a-couple-of-followups-on-my-edos-economic-denial-of-sustainability-concept.html http://rationalsecurity.typepad.com/blog/2009/01/a-couple-of...