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These appear to be Chinese startups scraping PDF user comments for AI training... (F-word) communistsNow the attack is shifted from Russia to China. We are controlling over 99% of bots but these are few examples of leaks.
I am about to sleep so will look into it tomorrow. This data consists of the last 2 hours only
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Now the attack is shifted from Russia to China. We are controlling over 99% of bots but these are few examples of leaks.
I am about to sleep so will look into it tomorrow. This data consists of the last 2 hours only
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It’s a combination of ignorance, cost cutting, and blind trust. It seems Crowdstrike skipped internal mandatory security check. Microsoft approves the update without mandatory check. Companies IT approve and auto deploy update without internal check.In corporate with a 10,000 laptops and IoT devices / kiosks, it’s simply not practical to not do automated updates. The trick usually is to have control over what updates get deployed on your assets. So your own IT can validate any changes and then deploy it. But then likes of Crowdstrike just bypass that and assume the role of IT of an enterprise while deploying their changes. Businesses love it because they think it reduces their cost. But in reality it makes the more fragile. The last line of defence is now gone and if Crowdstrike strikes, its takeover for all these businesses. There is no safety net of local IT to prevent a broken deployment.
This is likely as these are commonly used proxys used for malware attacks. The real location/IP could be anywhere.Is it possible these users are using VPN to conceal their real IP?
The DDOS attack should be blocked by the internet provider , don't think cloudfare can do much.Do ask your host to block any and all connection requests other than those from cloudflare ip range after you complete the domain transfer to cloudflare... there are sites that keep a record of past dns responses that can be used to bypass cloudflare.
Its ... the question of who becomes weakest. Your application server and database OR your network connection. For the forum kind of websites, its usually the former. So, internet provider can not do much. But yes, for network flooding internet providers can filter out but for application and database compute exhaustion, you need something like cloudflare which will rate limit automated requests and filter bogus requests with a context.The DDOS attack should be blocked by the internet provider , don't think cloudfare can do much.
Apprear to be Chinese? You are very suspicious.These appear to be Chinese startups scraping PDF user comments for AI training... (F-word) communists
was facing the same issue since morning, seems to be working now though, after 7 hours.View attachment 55975
At times can't move beyond this security check?
Ya same here, I can got in twice but then when I tried to go the next page again couldn’t access.View attachment 55975
At times can't move beyond this security check?
These appear to be Chinese startups scraping PDF user comments for AI training... (F-word) communists
Should cloudfare be able to block those bots, attackers? No?this is an example of what we are dealing with
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There are few IPs which I am okay to name and shame When using the laptop. One IP had accessed the website 7.7 million times before blocking it… a few IPs with 5 million times
We will be moving to highly powerful VPS very soon.. just need to resolve few issues before that