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Sure. But if you read the article you see the vast majority of the attacks and the most persistent ones seem to originate from China and Hong Kong.
by superkuh 5y ago
Sure. But if you read the article you see the vast majority of the attacks and the most persistent ones seem to originate from China and Hong Kong.
- duxup 5y agoIt’s pretty common to geofence China too in my experience, for the same reasons. It seems like malicious traffic would be more agile come from everywhere, but if you block those two countries you filter a great deal of it.
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- hatware 5y agoI thought that was so funny. The author even stated at the beginning that the Ukraine/Russia conflict was a reason for better security.
- cxf12 5y agoRussia represented a whopping 2% of his naughty list.
- Topolomancer 5y ago(Posted this above as well) I saw a spike in traffic after the invasion; this prompted the whole thing. Turns out it's not coming from Russia, though.
- Topolomancer 5y agoYes, because I saw a spike in traffic that made me scratch my head. Turns out it's not originating from there, though :-)