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Benderyesterday at 8:10 PM1 replyview on HN

Not the person you are asking but site operators can not tell intent. It could be something nasty on the network or a botter feigning ignorance.

I'd say its probably an acceptable casualty in the battleground that is the internet especially for little one-off sites hosting blogs, forums, chat servers, etc... For a bigger site I would expect that person may have to open a ticket with the platform such as Amazon accepting that some CDN's and firewalls may be harder to get the block removed. This is why we can't have nice things.


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jwallyyesterday at 8:24 PM

thats the hard part, right - my 76 year old dad is on his banking app while his samsung TV is allowing a bot to try and take over other accounts at the same bank on the same IP.

IP Blacklists, no matter how good can't stop this. You have to start using stats or deep-diving telemetry.

https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/172/

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