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> Been there, done that. It was a mistake. Not sure which attacks my public PiHole was part of, but I surely was part of some. How did you come to this conclus
by bush-bby 4y ago
> Been there, done that. It was a mistake. Not sure which attacks my public PiHole was part of, but I surely was part of some.
How did you come to this conclusion? How did you come to know?
- martin_a 4y agoThe PiHole has some integrated logging where you can see the requests that were made. I had several IPs which were doing queries for the same domains dozens of times per second. That wasn't a poweruser but some kind of automated system, probably doing reflection attacks or sth. alike. I think PiHole has improved since that time, you can now set throttling, but I'm not sure I'd run a public PiHole anymore.