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Currently a single misbehaving client can create hundreds or thousands of connections to the server and consume file descriptor & memory resources or simply fill the maxclients setting for the Listener.
Should implement a configurable limit of connections per client IP address (default to 10 or something), refuse new ones over the limit. Also, another limit per a configured prefix length (20 per /24 or something for IPv4, per /48 for IPv6).
nginx source code should have an example of a very efficient implementation.
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Currently a single misbehaving client can create hundreds or thousands of connections to the server and consume file descriptor & memory resources or simply fill the maxclients setting for the Listener.
Should implement a configurable limit of connections per client IP address (default to 10 or something), refuse new ones over the limit. Also, another limit per a configured prefix length (20 per /24 or something for IPv4, per /48 for IPv6).
nginx source code should have an example of a very efficient implementation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: