It looks like Bron Gondwana aimed to say: > On Mon, Sep 7, 2026, at 06:23, Timo Gerke wrote: >> - Serialization Layer: Relying on third-party parser heuristics >> to secure a highly exposed, high-volume wire interface remains >> a structural vulnerability. In high-performance/high- >> reliability (HP/HR) environments—utilizing architectures like >> the latest IBM Telum processors—unregulated JSON parsing under >> volumetric load risks blocking complete cores and breaking >> line-rate streaming. > > You keep stating this like it's a fact, despite having never > addressed my response "there are people who run planet-scale > email systems in this discussion, and they are not concerned > about this". >
Yes, I know Fastmail is a worldwide mail provider. But powergrid management is quite different, especially for VNB (DSOs) and TNB (TSOs) within the Continental European Synchronous Area, the US NERC CIP framework, or under Australia's own SOCI Act. You should have a look at the AEMO regulations. At critical infrastructure edge gateways handling synchronized grid stability, "it's bounded" is an unacceptable parsing metric that introduces predictable resource exhaustion paths. To sustain deterministic line-rate validation under volumetric load, the wire footprint must mandate static, hardware-verifiable syntax limits. Timo [snip] -- Timo Gerke Hamburg, Germany "If you think technology can solve your security problems then you don't understand the problems and you don't understand the technology." -- Bruce Schneier
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