> It makes me wonder what sort of numbers the really famous sites are seeing Not exactly a famous site, but I thought a larger sample size might be interesting

> It makes me wonder what sort of numbers the really famous sites are seeing Not exactly a famous site, but I thought a larger sample size might be interesting... We [1] provides shared hosting for about 500 WordPress installations, of widely varying sizes. The sites are mostly static "blogs" for student groups or individual students, with about half on a single domain (www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~something) and others on different subdomains of berkeley.edu. In the past week, the webserver handled 3,527,157 requests (about 814 MB of uncompressed access logs). 111,409 of those were WordPress login attempts [2]. I was going to compare the list of top IPs with the list in the article, but was surprised to find that there were no shared IPs between the lists. For context, we had 435 unique IPs, 9 with > 1000 requests, and 32 with > 100 requests. The top ten requestors in the past week are from (cities from whois data): 56742 Kiev, Ukraine 19302 Novosibirsk, Russia 7645 Sofia, Bulgaria 7641 Moscow, Russia 7190 Kiev, Ukraine 6748 Kharkov, Ukraine 2160 Roubaix, France 1041 Kharkov, Ukraine 967 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 894 Putian, China [1] https://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/ https://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/ [2] POST requests to wp-login.php. I don't have accurate numbers on how many failed, but to say that less than 250 were legitimate user logins is probably accurate.