Then came the DDoS. A botnet of 10,000 nodes tried to flood the UDP port. But because the WAF enforced the rule, the only IP allowed to speak was the legitimate one. The other 9,999 packets were dropped at the network edge.
He didn't invent new technology. He invented a new story —a narrative where the WAF wasn't a gatekeeper trying to read every byte, but a bouncer who checked your ID at the door and then let you dance, watching only for the rhythm to break. filecatalyst web application firewall
For three weeks, it worked.
The FileCatalyst server ran at wire speed. The WAF ran with surgical precision. Then came the DDoS
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