networkflood

noun
UK /ˈnɛtwɜːk flʌd/
US /ˈnɛtwɜːrk flʌd/

A networkflood is when too many messages fill up a computer network all at once.

The game stopped working because a networkflood jammed all the connections.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sudden rush of many users or requests hitting a website at the same time.

The ticket sale caused a networkflood that crashed the site.

3. A security attack that sends so much junk data that real messages cannot get through.

Hackers used a networkflood to knock the school's website offline.

4. A flood of notifications or posts spreading quickly across an online community.

The funny video created a networkflood of shares and comments.