What is the difference between bandwidth flooding and connection flooding?

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In connection flooding, the attacker sends a deluge of packets to clog the access links of the targeted host, preventing legitimate packets from reaching the server; while bandwidth flooding is an attack on the bandwidth of the host where the attacker floods the host with large numbers of TCP connections and the host gets so bogged down with the bogus connections that it stops accepting legitimate connections.

Connecting flooding is an attack on the network to the targeted host; while bandwidth flooding involves sending well crafted messages to a vulnerable application or operating system running on the targeted host to cause it to stop or crash.

Bandwidth flooding is an attack on the network access links for the targeted host; while connection flooding is an attack on a server by overwhelming it with so many bogus TCP connections, the server stops accepting real connections.

Bandwidth flooding uses a sniffer attack on confidentiality while connection flooding is a virus attack on network devices such as routers and circuit switches