Let's design some tools that just poison your metadata.
Brute force type attack that just spams search APIs with gobbledigook, or whatever you want it to.
Let's design some tools that just poison your metadata.
Brute force type attack that just spams search APIs with gobbledigook, or whatever you want it to.
Yep. I'm nowhere near smart enough to concoct something like that, but something like that would work well.
Yep. I'm nowhere near smart enough to concoct something like that, but something like that would work well.
My ISP used to trap searches and requests to certain large properties. I wrote a script to get 2-5 words from the standard Unix dictionary, spice it up with some lists of brands and other words, and search every few minutes. All day for a couple of years. I doubt it did anything but it was fun.
They eventually stopped doing it, so did I.
My ISP used to trap searches and requests to certain large properties. I wrote a script to get 2-5 words from the standard Unix dictionary, spice it up with some lists of brands and other words, and search every few minutes. All day for a couple of years. I doubt it did anything but it was fun.
They eventually stopped doing it, so did I.
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