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Yes, the attack is continuous. The rate fluctuates a lot, even within a day. It's definitely an anomaly, because eg. from 2025-08-15 to 2025-10-05 I saw zero da
by mzajc 8mo ago
Yes, the attack is continuous. The rate fluctuates a lot, even within a day. It's definitely an anomaly, because eg. from 2025-08-15 to 2025-10-05 I saw zero days with more than 10k requests. Here's a histogram of the past 2 weeks plus today.
2026-01-28 21'460
2026-01-29 27'770
2026-01-30 53'886
2026-01-31 100'114 #
2026-02-01 132'460 #
2026-02-02 73'933
2026-02-03 540'176 #####
2026-02-04 999'464 #########
2026-02-05 134'144 #
2026-02-06 1'432'538 ##############
2026-02-07 3'864'825 ######################################
2026-02-08 3'732'272 #####################################
2026-02-09 2'088'240 ####################
2026-02-10 573'111 #####
2026-02-11 1'804'222 ##################
- Imustaskforhelp 8mo agoThanks for sharing the data, This unpredictability and everything is even more suspicious. Thoughts on having an ssh server with https://github.com/charmbracelet/soft-serve https://github.com/charmbracelet/soft-serve instead?
- bcrl 8mo agoIt's plausible that the AI companies have given up storing data for training runs and just stream it off the Internet directly now. It's probably cheaper to stream than buying more SSDs and HDDs from a supply constrained supply chain at this point.
- longor1996 8mo agoThat this is a plausible explanation is... beyond horrifying to me.