BOTS ARE EVERYWHERE. 50% of all Internet traffic are bots, 66% of bot traffic is malicious, 43% targets SMBs. @robert
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@rolle I'd be interested to know how that 50% is calculated. Raw bytes? Number of HTTP requests?
@rolle @robert Going even beyond small businesses... I wonder how much malicious bots target just individual self-hosters?
I was once told that I shouldn't worry that Jellyfin could never send out a "we were breached" email like Plex does.. because nobody would ever try to hack into my Jellyfin server since I'm not a big corpo.
@rolle @robert So... can we all agree that the #deadInternetTheory became reality?
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Remember how they talked about the super highway of information back then? Somehow I doubt they saw it'd play out quite so literally: their highway is congested with high-speed computer-driven trucks that obey no traffic signs. The odd human out there? They're whimpering on the shoulder just trying to survive the reckless trucks.
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