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Algorithmic complexity attack

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An algorithmic complexity attack is a form of computer attack that exploits known cases in which an algorithm used in a piece of software will exhibit worst case behavior. This type of attack can be used to achieve a denial-of-service.

Examples

  • Billion laughs
  • ReDoS
  • Zip bomb
  • References

    Algorithmic complexity attack Wikipedia


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