What the fuck does Russia want with my website? It's a

>wordpress
They're looking for exploit vulnerabilities.

company you applied to sold your data

Same problem here on a neocities website:
I got maybe 80 users who go there to download my programs, yet somehow the website has "14,659 views". Those gotta be crawlers, right?

>>58757055
Check the user agents and IPs

>>58757081
Neocities won't let me, and I didn't include any analytics on it.

>>58756992
Absolutely, unequivocally this

>>58756983
That's what I figured, at least the site hasn't been compromised.

I'm in the annoying position where I'm not completely clueless in terms of system administration, but even when that enables me to see that shit is broken, I'm not at the level where I could fix shit easily or competently. And getting to that level would required too much time and effort (obviously it's not /g/-related jobs I'm applying to). At the very least, I wish I could feel 100% confident fucking around in fucking .htaccess.

>>58756992
>>58757104
How, by selling my portfolio address to the highest bidder? It wasn't meant to be private, the website is open and was built with SEO in mind. I just wish I was getting real traffic on it (as small as it was) like I did for the first month instead of fucking Ivan bots.

iptables block any IP that tries to do a shitload of connections at once and is scanning ports.

Google it, it's easy to setup

>Byelorussian SSR
U w0t m8
Spectre of communism much?

>>58757302
Yup they're the only ones doing shit right.

>>58756966
I know man I uploaded a placeholder on monday -business card basically- and got quite a lot of traffic. I never even started uploading the full site nevermind publicising it. But yeah crawlers. But for what I wonder.

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>>58756966
It's usually automated bots trying to find vulnerabilities. Nothin' personell, kid.

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>>58757302
shhh

>>58757225
Don't have access to that, it's on a shared managed host.

>>58756966
Ask Trump

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>>58756966
>What the fuck does Russia want with my website?
Russia has tons of cheap proxy VPNs that you can buy for few bucks a month... and Russia doesn't cooperate with FBI/US so if you want to hack without fear, buy a cheapo Russian VPN.

Cyka blyat

>>58757622
All this is OK as long as there's nothing they can exploit in your data-stream.
If you are going to trust a rogue Ivan I admire your courage.

>>58758816
no need to trust. just encrypt you retard. and they seem more trustworthy than any american company since there's no NSLs.

>>58758841
>russian vpn
>trusting encryption