How’d they know it was a he
How’d they know it was a he
Alright Zuckerberg calm down
How many doodlebugs are there?
I thought that was the American term for a woodlouse et al…
And the plague is dead yes?
Vegans hate this one simple trick arrangement
Google: We need to listen to your phone calls Us: Why? Google: Oh er, nothing malicious…👀…
Good god I thought that was my client for a moment. Almost uninstalled before realising it was an image.
Phew
TDP != Power consumption.
Could you provide a link please?
It reminds me of the 90s. And that’s a compliment.
So it’s my impression that (and my knowledge might be out of date here) but almost anywhere that BT is then there should be at least 1 other company that operates on their lines (or rather Openreaches line, after they were split out of BT for competition purposes) so you should be able to get someone else with luck.
Try using Sam knows website and they tell lots about your line and what you can get.
Where on earth are you and who with to be fleeced that much?
Well yes of course but the API route should be guarded still both internally and externally. If it’s like a fetch all post with certain filters and parameters then it being run over and over over the space of a few seconds by thousands of requests then that takes up execution time on the database. Identifying that is easy as is preventing it. Rate limiting and banning undesirable requests. No normal user will be executing grandiose requests multiple times a second. That’s what constitutes a denial of service.
Anyway, you do you.
Then surely those routes can be protected with various methods such as CrowdSec? And help mitigate overwhelming the endpoints slow process time. Especially if the attacks come from known IPs. Or at least repeat offenders (x requests in 1s from an IP for example) can get blocked straight away.
I found a lot of crawlers were using HTTP1.1 traffic so I just blanket denied anything that wasn’t HTTP2 at the lowest level. Certainly helped that small menace!
There has to be away to stop the pricks
Are bad actors able to access the database to execute queries or is it through the main front end site and accessing API endpoints over and over? Then surely they can be blocked at this point?
Are you guys using a load balancer at all? How about a tool like CrowdSec?
I use that and the nginx Bad Bot Blocker to stop malicious shits on the sites I operate (medium-large e-commerce) to great success. We used to get scraped heavily by competitors but now they get the middle finger.
I presume you have fail2ban too?
Come on Dave sort yourself out.
You know this is a porn site then! 😂