Black Hole definition
Examples of Black Hole in a sentence
Black Hole Filtering (BHF) allows customers to quickly drop all traffic destined to an under-attack IP address inside the CenturyLink network.
Digital Music Download Sales Agreement dated April 1, 2009, between Black Hole Recordings B.V., BEATPORT, LLC and Beatport S.a.r.l., as amended by Digital Music Download Sales Agreement Amendment dated April 1, 2011, between Black Hole Recordings B.V., BEATPORT, LLC and Beatport S.a.r.l.
The Goals associated with Latency, Packet Delivery, Jitter, and Black Hole Filtering are measured using monthly averages from the CenturyLink IP network and apply in the listed regions after the ports have been accepted for use.
Choudhary, “Designing Intrusion Detection to Detect Black Hole and Selective Forwarding Attack in WSN Based on Local Information”, Proc.
This is the story so ably described by Professors ▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇ in their article The Black Hole Problem in Commercial Boilerplate.
Browsing can be a bit like falling into the Black Hole of Oblivion, only to emerge to a day half-gone.
GTT reserves the right to Black Hole any of the Client traffic as required to protect the GTT Network or its traffic or its other Clients’ traffic from the effects of a DDoS attack.
The maximum service credits for CenturyLink IQ Networking Service or Dedicated Hosting Collocation Service issued in any one calendar month will not exceed: (a) for Goals related to Network Availability, Reporting, Installation, and Black Hole Filtering, seven days’ charges pro-rated from the MRC of the Affected Service; or (b) for Goals not listed in (a), 50% of the MRCs of the Affected Service less any credits calculated under (a).
The incidents with Suraj Dowlah and the Black Hole of Calcutta are, of course, correct only we have not actually shown Suraj Dowlah as the degenerate English history says that he was.218 Breen backed off, likely after seeing the BBFC’s relatively limited suggestions for revisions.
Cynny Space chooses connectivity providers that mitigate the risk of service overload (e.g. through DDOS attacks), through appropriate lightening techniques (eg Black Hole).