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RE: Denial of Service Vulnerability Fix
Hey, @happyme.
Thanks for the reply.
Right, so just what could have been exploited by slowing down the transaction queue and keeping it busy? Would a DOS attack allow something else to occur, like getting to what was in the transaction queue? I guess I'm trying to understand the magnitude.
Generally, a DOS attack is simply so that the server is useless and nobody can use it. It is not a security risk on its own.
Okay. Thank you. That's what I was wondering, so I appreciate that.
Not sure if you're into token collecting, but for answering my questions, I'm going to send some of these your way. Hopefully it works. :)
!ENGAGE 100
Well, I'll be darned... I already had 150 tokens in the wallet that I didn't even know about! I'm now having all sorts of crazy ideas floating around in my head about the uses for Steem-engine. Thanks again for the tokens and the link to the website!
No problem. Maybe @abh12345 sent the others your way? Always nice to find out you have more than you thought you did. :)
As far as the crazy ideas, go for it. Crazy ideas have a way of becoming the next big thing. :)
Yes, the other coins were from abh12345. I seem to recall some mention of his coins, but there was no link like I just saw from yours. Probably he used a direct transfer method from within the site.
I've been working on an idea, but this Steem-engine would be great for non-coders like me. I'll definitely be looking deeper into it when I have my idea fully fleshed out.
Sweet! Thank-you! My first engagement tokens.
Here are your
ENGAGEtokens!To view or trade
ENGAGEgo to steem-engine.com.