Sentence examples for legitimate client from inspiring English sources
WDA's heart is WDAQ, a novel active queue management mechanism aimed to prefer legitimate client traffic over attacker traffic.
WDA utilizes these properties of legitimate client traffic to distinguish it from attack traffic, which tends to be continuous and heavy.
The revenue provision also underscores the challenge regulators face in ferreting out proprietary trading, especially when the line is blurred with legitimate client activities.
Different authenticators generated by multiple connections from the same legitimate client will generally have different timestamps, and thus will not be considered the same.
(Those jurisdictions argue that the index's compilers don't make a clear enough distinction between legitimate client confidentiality and crime-concealing secrecy).The ranking also confirms the continued rise of Hong Kong and Singapore as secrecy jurisdictions.
The Times critic Stephen Holden reviews "The Accountant".CreditCreditChuck Zlotnick/Warner Bros. Pictures, via Associated Press.. Aware that the criminal investigations division of the Treasury Department is on his trail, he takes a major legitimate client: Living Robotics, which specializes in constructing prosthetic limbs.
They try to establish legitimate clients from potentially dangerous ones, alongside rating and ranking the workers themselves.
Our simulations show that WDA can defend a typical Web farm from DDoS attacks launched by hundreds of thousands zombies, while keeping legitimate clients' service degradation under 10%.
"If they were legitimate clients looking for food, they should have been helped," he says of Mr. Browning and his ex-boyfriend.
7. (C) Comment: Despite its lack of passenger traffic, RAK Airport is looking for opportunities to grow, such as focusing on cargo and drawing in legitimate clients.
We believe a more defensive approach whose primary objective is to survive the attacks by sustaining reasonable performance to legitimate clients should be a key part of a repertoire of tools to counter DoS.
