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Someone is always running mass vulnerability scans. That's a "water is wet" state of the Internet.
by pjc50 2mo ago
Someone is always running mass vulnerability scans. That's a "water is wet" state of the Internet.
- gavinhking 2mo agoDefinitely, the point here though is there is a stat sig surge in the chart in the last week, across thousands of websites. At least a surge in this particular spoofing pattern.
- KomoD 2mo agoIt's still not really anything special. Thousands isn't even large scale. Any random bozo can trigger that.
- gavinhking 2mo agoThis is a random sample of completely unrelated websites, which indicates that the total scale is much larger. This is not saying that it is difficult to make thousands of requests.
- hluska 2mo agoIs this your company? If it is, your cheerleading makes you very hard to trust. If it’s not, I’m sure that everyone gets the point - you adore everything about this research and can’t see any possible problems.
- gavinhking 2mo agoNot asking for trust, just sharing the data/math
- dewey 2mo agoYou forgot the "Yes, that's my company" part in your reply (https://ghking.co https://ghking.co)
- gavinhking 2mo agoThat doesn't change the data/math brother
- dewey 2mo agoIt's still good etiquette to disclose affiliation in online discussions.
- gavinhking 2mo agoFair enough
- inigyou 2mo agoIt changes our evaluation of the likely reasons that you are ignoring the reasons that you are wrong.
- pixl97 2mo agoI think this is more of a "if you left your AI tools exposed someone is looking for them" change. Hacking someone else's agents sounds like a great way to spend less on your own tokens.
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- Maxion 2mo agoNah these are just the typical vuln scans that try all kinda basic shit, looking for anything commonly used AI tools included.
- Joel_Mckay 2mo ago[dead]