Definition
An authoritative-server defense that limits repeated similar responses, especially to spoofable UDP queries, to reduce participation in reflection attacks. Implementations usually allow some responses and may trigger truncation.
Definition, context, related terminology, and source references for DNS response rate limiting (RRL).
An authoritative-server defense that limits repeated similar responses, especially to spoofable UDP queries, to reduce participation in reflection attacks. Implementations usually allow some responses and may trigger truncation.