No.
each individual attacker is actually an infected "bot" of somekind. In this case, Internet of Things devices all over the world. Your "smart TV" or "Smart refridgerator" all contributed to this, over YOUR bandwdith.
The average broadband user has at the least, 10Mbps/UP. If your smart appliances all started sending at least 10mbps up... you only need a million smart TV's to start causing damage.
I'm guessing there's 100M Smart TV's in the USA? Each sending 10Mb/s up? There's 1GB/s of traffic. Multiply this by the next 50 nations who have smart TVs and bandwidth to spare...
Then make it multiuple devices in a home.
Then make it every smart device on the planet, using SOME bandwidth... it gets painful fast, and its free for the attackers, since the poor sap with a hacked smart TV is doing the work.
> browsers and big platforms like Google Search today have no mechanism to prove that your site is indeed fast and user friendly. So by choosing to do it all on your own, you might create a super fast site, but there’s no way to know for sure. This validation aspect of AMP is what makes it so attractive for 3p platforms.
Ok, so... Google's been making a business saying your website IS or ISN'T fast enough for mobile. (I have 2 old client websites that Google yells at me weekly about 'not being mobile optimized' (thanks mom, I know). Why all of a sudden can they NOT PROVE your site is fast enough? if they've been claiming to say its fast or not fast all this time?
This is a problem being answered with a half dozen other projects. (I'm, admittedly a drupal guy. But I even know whats wrong with Drupal...)
Symfony, as a core framework for CMS's gives an amazing bedrock to build exactly what you're talking about.
... Just as an example of something else that exists that is working forward towards exactly what you're wanting to build, you should check out Apostrophe, http://apostrophenow.org/
And then theres the 90 other projects that exist on 90 other languages... But yeah, don't fork Wordpress, make something better.