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I realize that this is more of an operator's nightmare than anything else, but nevertheless, some of you may be interested in this article: http://www.business20.com/content/channels/technology/2001/03/02/27329 I wonder if the future's most effective denial-of-service attacks will simply trigger semiautomatic "your customer XYZ isn't doing enough to protect our intellectual property, so disconnect them, or we'll increase your legal bills alot" claims from publishing houses and the like. This could be much harder to protect oneself against in the long term than even distributed flood attacks. I also wonder if this sort of thing is already happening. Sean.
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