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On August 27, The Cutting Room Floor experienced a major DDoS attack that overwhelmed its server's network connection with garbage traffic, forcing Linode to null-route the server's connection to protect their other customers. The attack likely stemmed from a Twitter controversy involving a user who was banned for accessing the site with a Claude AI user agent and subsequently spread false claims about the incident online. Unlike typical bot-based attacks, this assault targeted network saturation rather than CPU exhaustion, making standard mitigation tools ineffective and requiring significantly greater bandwidth capacity to defend against.
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