[Bloat] MiM attacks in the L4S low latency networking environment

[Douglas Goncz A.A.S. M.E.T. 1990]

Moderators please note the most recent digest contained some information
about l4s testing.

I was stimulated by progress in the l4s area to consider whether reduction
in latency would affect susceptibility of buffers to MIM and other attacks

I received a note from automatic robot somewhere saying that I posted to a
members only list using an unsubscribed address

I repeat the address used for this communication

dgoncz at replikon.net

Is it possible that a capitalization error has caused the robot to think
this is an unsubscribed address?

For example using various email clients the mail might be sent from

DGoncz at Replikon.net


....,

Douglas

On Thu, Jun 22, 2023, 6:57 AM Douglas Goncz A.A.S. M.E.T. 1990 <
DGoncz at replikon.net> wrote:

> Theorem:
>
> If N bots cooperate in
>
> A man in the middle attack or a denial of service attack in an L4S
> environment, with 1 point of entry into each susceptible buffer,
>
> WITH
>
> A generalized fixed estimated probability of success 0 < P.S.1 < 1 = (1 -
> P.F.1)
>
> THEN including interactions between the bots the
>
> Generalized probability of success is (about):
>
> P.S.N ~= 1 - ( (1-P.S.1) ^ (N^2 - N) ).
>
> Reframed for sci-fi physics research:
>
> If 1 atom fissions in a specific amount of time with probability P.S.1
> above,
>
> Do N tightly coupled atoms fission with probability P.S.N in the same
> amount of time?
>
> Douglas
> REPLIKON Research 783774974
>
> BCC:
> Lynch PhD,
> Teri,
> Jason, and
> MIT81
>
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