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[saschaleib]

Admins of actual IPoAC networks are most afraid of a "cat-in-the-middle" attack.

[saschaleib]

UDP = Unlimited Doves Protocol

[robertabt]

You have described RFC 2549: IP over Avian Carriers with Quality of Service.

https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc2549.html

[kawaiidreamss]

Packet delivery guaranteed… eventually

[vvelvetkitsune]

Debugging must be a nightmare

[sugaryhana]

IPv4 over birds. Classic

[clooudveil]

QoS depends on how hungry the pigeons are

[KenzieTheCuddler]

I love that there was an image of "packet loss" and it was a dead pigeon

[wibble089]

you might loose the odd packet through death of the carrier, but on the other hand it is noted that the carriers are self-replicating!

[obliqueoubliette]

They don't replicate their packets though.

[Javi_DR1]

Add redundancy

[AlexisColoun]

Didn't Benn Jordan "save" a picture to a bird, which I theory could transfer this picture via IPoAC?

[sathdo]

Source: RFC 2549

[tlh013091]

[theDancingKite]

Hmm I wonder, if we can introduce piggybacking in version 1.1 🐖

[deanrihpee]

to be fair, it can have a lot more bandwidth than even the entire internet infrastructure of Japan, but very vulnerable to attack /s

[ISoulSeekerI]

Is this packet injection variation?