Usually, rate-limiting should be handled by a fail2ban instance or another protection mechanism.
That said, the /link route is particularly resource-consuming and may cause serious denial of service attacks. The /admin/{admin_key} may also slow down the service if used by an evildoer.
Maybe we should consider adding a built-in rate limit feature.
Usually, rate-limiting should be handled by a fail2ban instance or another protection mechanism.
That said, the `/link` route is particularly resource-consuming and may cause serious denial of service attacks. The `/admin/{admin_key}` may also slow down the service if used by an evildoer.
Maybe we should consider adding a built-in rate limit feature.
Usually, rate-limiting should be handled by a fail2ban instance or another protection mechanism.
That said, the
/linkroute is particularly resource-consuming and may cause serious denial of service attacks. The/admin/{admin_key}may also slow down the service if used by an evildoer.Maybe we should consider adding a built-in rate limit feature.