Published on: 2025-05-18 14:37:16
As many other folks have reported in the last few weeks, we have also been seeing a huge increase in the amount of traffic from abusive web crawlers. Automated blocking of abusive traffic has long been a necessary evil. We already block a number of badly behaved SEO and AI crawlers on our shared hosting servers and, on-request, some customer servers. We also have a number of automatic tools to block abusive clients. These are typically attempting to brute force passwords or run web security sca
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I don’t usually like to call out the bad behaviour of specific companies, but the egregious mis-design and lack of acknowledging it justify this case. Welcome to OkCupid A couple of weeks ago, I started seeing many “Welcome to OkCupid” emails, both on my personal address and a couple of related addresses, but also to multiple Fastmail official contact addresses — legal, partnerships, press, etc. Specifically, this list included [email protected] — an address that has never been used to send or r
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-06-02 03:07:16
This post does not reflect the views on current, past or future employers. The opinions in this article are my own. This is a series of articles of my musings on why IPv6 failed. Previous article. Most networking protocols over the history of computer networking has failed. What makes up a successful protocol is defined in RFC5218. Personally I have worked on IPv6 standardisation and implementations since 1998. 27 years wasted then. At least I can claim to have learnt something along the way.
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The Have I Been Pwned data breach notification service has added over 284 million accounts stolen by information stealer malware and found on a Telegram channel. HIBP founder Troy Hunt says he found 284,132,969 compromised accounts while analyzing 1.5TB of stealer logs likely collected from numerous sources and shared on a Telegram channel known as “ALIEN TXTBASE.” "They contain 23 billion rows with 493 million unique website and email address pairs, affecting 284M unique email addresses," Hu
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