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Consider a distributed denial of service (DDOS) attack, Assume the attacker has compromised a number of broadband connected computers to use as zombie systems. If the ISP provides a maximum uplink data rate of 512 Kbps in ADSL, what is the maximum number of 512-byte ICMP echo request (ping) packets a single zombie computer can send per second?
How many such zombie systems would the attacker need to flood a target server connected in :A) A Fast EthernetB) A Gigabit Ethernet
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