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So if I run a web server at home and I’m constantly attacked by AWS IPs, I shouldn’t be able to block them without myself being unable to access the lion’s shar
by ninkendo 2y ago
So if I run a web server at home and I’m constantly attacked by AWS IPs, I shouldn’t be able to block them without myself being unable to access the lion’s share of the web hosted on AWS? Doesn’t that seem sort of extreme?
- icedchai 2y agoI run a web server at home, and have for decades. The constant scans is something you realize is "normal" and just ignore.