So in the example we gave for the side-channel you’d be correct that “it depends”. We also wrote that it was flexible.
I do want to point out that you could deny all traffic except allow a single IP address to test the inverse in a low traffic setting. With a low DHCP lease time it’s feasible that could look like a shaky connection. This is only possible because the kill switches don’t actually disconnect the user.
There’s also mitigation bypasses that are likely to be discovered, we have a few we’re working on.
I do want to point out that you could deny all traffic except allow a single IP address to test the inverse in a low traffic setting. With a low DHCP lease time it’s feasible that could look like a shaky connection. This is only possible because the kill switches don’t actually disconnect the user.
There’s also mitigation bypasses that are likely to be discovered, we have a few we’re working on.