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I'd say this is normal, but probably depends where you are hosted. E.g. IP address ranges belonging to AWS are heavily monitored (I had an idle nginx + docker +
by rapnie 6y ago
I'd say this is normal, but probably depends where you are hosted. E.g. IP address ranges belonging to AWS are heavily monitored (I had an idle nginx + docker + gitea EC2 hacked due to not updating for a while). Other software, like Wordpress, may notify other servers about blog posts you create, drawing organic traffic that way.
- zffr 6y agoThe project is currently hosted on digital ocean so I suppose some bots might be monitoring those IP ranges too. Makes sense that these bots are monitoring specific IP ranges instead of the whole internet.
- rapnie 6y agoYea, this will apply to DO the same as AWS. It is a bit scary all those attacks, especially when not a sysadmin. After the hack I became more careful and now consider e.g. running a VPS where the provider handles more of these tasks for me.