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The alleged cyberattack that briefly overwhelmed the FCC's Electronic Comment Filing System in early May 2017 was actually a deluge of public comments.

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FCC Report Finds HBO's Oliver-Incented Deluge Crashed Agency's Electronic Comment System

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