The new DDoS: Unicode confusables can't fool LLMs, but they can 5x your API bill Can pixel-identical Unicode homoglyphs fool LLM contract review? I tested 8 attack types against GPT-5.2, Claude Sonnet 4.6, and others with 130+ API calls. The models read through every substitution. But confusable characters fragment into multi-byte BPE tokens, turning a failed comprehension attack into a 5x billing attack. Call it Denial of Spend.
Three microcode cycles for the writeback alone. That's acceptable because segment loads are already expensive multi-cycle operations, and the designers likely expected them to be infrequent -- most programs load their segments once at startup and never touch them again. Page translations happen on every memory access, so the same approach would be ruinous. Hence the fully autonomous hardware walker.
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