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New #Blog: Looking At Tarpit and LLM Maze Stats
Author: Ben Tasker -
New #Blog: Looking At Tarpit and LLM Maze Stats
Author: Ben Tasker -
New #Blog: Looking At Tarpit and LLM Maze Stats
Author: Ben Tasker -
New #Blog: Looking At Tarpit and LLM Maze Stats
Author: Ben Tasker -
My girl wants to tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
My girl wants to tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
She tar pits all the time
- Tar Pit All the Time by Eddie Murphy#PartyAllTheTime #EddieMurphy #music #CorruptedLyrics #TarPit
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My girl wants to tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
My girl wants to tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
She tar pits all the time
- Tar Pit All the Time by Eddie Murphy#PartyAllTheTime #EddieMurphy #music #CorruptedLyrics #TarPit
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My girl wants to tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
My girl wants to tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
She tar pits all the time
- Tar Pit All the Time by Eddie Murphy#PartyAllTheTime #EddieMurphy #music #CorruptedLyrics #TarPit
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My girl wants to tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
My girl wants to tar pit all the time
Tar pit all the time
She tar pits all the time
- Tar Pit All the Time by Eddie Murphy#PartyAllTheTime #EddieMurphy #music #CorruptedLyrics #TarPit
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@hrbrmstr @censys @honeylabs this is basically a saas product ready to be mobilized, pending license compliance #api wrapper #compliance #controls #artillery #tarpit #virtualized #logs
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@hrbrmstr @censys @honeylabs this is basically a saas product ready to be mobilized, pending license compliance #api wrapper #compliance #controls #artillery #tarpit #virtualized #logs
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@hrbrmstr @censys @honeylabs this is basically a saas product ready to be mobilized, pending license compliance #api wrapper #compliance #controls #artillery #tarpit #virtualized #logs
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@hrbrmstr @censys @honeylabs this is basically a saas product ready to be mobilized, pending license compliance #api wrapper #compliance #controls #artillery #tarpit #virtualized #logs
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Ow no a bot is stuck in my tarpit:
proof/honeysweet/manifestation-peritenon/malefically/lobigerous/dovewood/jinniyeh/rife/phacochoerine/unintermissive/vallancy/sericin/" "Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; GPTBot/1.3; +https://openai[.]com/gptbot)",
Its scraping gerbage and wont stop.
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Ow no a bot is stuck in my tarpit:
proof/honeysweet/manifestation-peritenon/malefically/lobigerous/dovewood/jinniyeh/rife/phacochoerine/unintermissive/vallancy/sericin/" "Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; GPTBot/1.3; +https://openai[.]com/gptbot)",
Its scraping gerbage and wont stop.
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Ow no a bot is stuck in my tarpit:
proof/honeysweet/manifestation-peritenon/malefically/lobigerous/dovewood/jinniyeh/rife/phacochoerine/unintermissive/vallancy/sericin/" "Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; GPTBot/1.3; +https://openai[.]com/gptbot)",
Its scraping gerbage and wont stop.
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Ow no a bot is stuck in my tarpit:
proof/honeysweet/manifestation-peritenon/malefically/lobigerous/dovewood/jinniyeh/rife/phacochoerine/unintermissive/vallancy/sericin/" "Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; GPTBot/1.3; +https://openai[.]com/gptbot)",
Its scraping gerbage and wont stop.
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Ow no a bot is stuck in my tarpit:
proof/honeysweet/manifestation-peritenon/malefically/lobigerous/dovewood/jinniyeh/rife/phacochoerine/unintermissive/vallancy/sericin/" "Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; GPTBot/1.3; +https://openai[.]com/gptbot)",
Its scraping gerbage and wont stop.
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Tarpits like Nephentes are cool, but can't I just bypass them by waiting for "network idle" before scraping and setting a reasonable timeout for that?
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Tarpits like Nephentes are cool, but can't I just bypass them by waiting for "network idle" before scraping and setting a reasonable timeout for that?
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Tarpits like Nephentes are cool, but can't I just bypass them by waiting for "network idle" before scraping and setting a reasonable timeout for that?
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Tarpits like Nephentes are cool, but can't I just bypass them by waiting for "network idle" before scraping and setting a reasonable timeout for that?
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Tarpits like Nephentes are cool, but can't I just bypass them by waiting for "network idle" before scraping and setting a reasonable timeout for that?
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Since I setup a #tarpit (using #nepenthes) about 3 days ago, the server has been hit more than 1 million times by the likes of #OpenAI and #Meta. Apart from the usual parasitic crawlers.
This only proves, how unethical the whole industry is.
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Since I setup a #tarpit (using #nepenthes) about 3 days ago, the server has been hit more than 1 million times by the likes of #OpenAI and #Meta. Apart from the usual parasitic crawlers.
This only proves, how unethical the whole industry is.
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Since I setup a #tarpit (using #nepenthes) about 3 days ago, the server has been hit more than 1 million times by the likes of #OpenAI and #Meta. Apart from the usual parasitic crawlers.
This only proves, how unethical the whole industry is.
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Since I setup a #tarpit (using #nepenthes) about 3 days ago, the server has been hit more than 1 million times by the likes of #OpenAI and #Meta. Apart from the usual parasitic crawlers.
This only proves, how unethical the whole industry is.
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Since I setup a #tarpit (using #nepenthes) about 3 days ago, the server has been hit more than 1 million times by the likes of #OpenAI and #Meta. Apart from the usual parasitic crawlers.
This only proves, how unethical the whole industry is.
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As an experiment, today I setup an instance of #Nepenthes in a #VPS.
It is a poisoning #tarpit intended for crawlers that scrape data for #LLMs. It will generate endless linked pages with randomly generated content.
Interestingly, just minutes after deployment, the #OpenAI crawler showed up. Since then, it has been happily eating all the crap thrown at it.
I know this is a tiny effort against one of the most toxic industries in history, but I love the feeling of fighting back even if it is almost symbolic.
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As an experiment, today I setup an instance of #Nepenthes in a #VPS.
It is a poisoning #tarpit intended for crawlers that scrape data for #LLMs. It will generate endless linked pages with randomly generated content.
Interestingly, just minutes after deployment, the #OpenAI crawler showed up. Since then, it has been happily eating all the crap thrown at it.
I know this is a tiny effort against one of the most toxic industries in history, but I love the feeling of fighting back even if it is almost symbolic.
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As an experiment, today I setup an instance of #Nepenthes in a #VPS.
It is a poisoning #tarpit intended for crawlers that scrape data for #LLMs. It will generate endless linked pages with randomly generated content.
Interestingly, just minutes after deployment, the #OpenAI crawler showed up. Since then, it has been happily eating all the crap thrown at it.
I know this is a tiny effort against one of the most toxic industries in history, but I love the feeling of fighting back even if it is almost symbolic.
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As an experiment, today I setup an instance of #Nepenthes in a #VPS.
It is a poisoning #tarpit intended for crawlers that scrape data for #LLMs. It will generate endless linked pages with randomly generated content.
Interestingly, just minutes after deployment, the #OpenAI crawler showed up. Since then, it has been happily eating all the crap thrown at it.
I know this is a tiny effort against one of the most toxic industries in history, but I love the feeling of fighting back even if it is almost symbolic.
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As an experiment, today I setup an instance of #Nepenthes in a #VPS.
It is a poisoning #tarpit intended for crawlers that scrape data for #LLMs. It will generate endless linked pages with randomly generated content.
Interestingly, just minutes after deployment, the #OpenAI crawler showed up. Since then, it has been happily eating all the crap thrown at it.
I know this is a tiny effort against one of the most toxic industries in history, but I love the feeling of fighting back even if it is almost symbolic.
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High on Crime / Tar Pit
Bands: High on Crime Tar Pit More T.B.A. Venue: 410 Webster The Mall -
@dnsprincess @Walker in any event you should always opt to build the monster app or apps that wring out not only many opsec oversights but also work together in gestalt catalyzing manner - good examples of this could be cve in a wiki or diy shodan plus maltego or a graph #tarpit #artillery by dave kennedy #osint #dfir #tags #arroyo cluster #firehose #version number
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@dnsprincess @Walker in any event you should always opt to build the monster app or apps that wring out not only many opsec oversights but also work together in gestalt catalyzing manner - good examples of this could be cve in a wiki or diy shodan plus maltego or a graph #tarpit #artillery by dave kennedy #osint #dfir #tags #arroyo cluster #firehose #version number
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@dnsprincess @Walker in any event you should always opt to build the monster app or apps that wring out not only many opsec oversights but also work together in gestalt catalyzing manner - good examples of this could be cve in a wiki or diy shodan plus maltego or a graph #tarpit #artillery by dave kennedy #osint #dfir #tags #arroyo cluster #firehose #version number
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@dnsprincess @Walker in any event you should always opt to build the monster app or apps that wring out not only many opsec oversights but also work together in gestalt catalyzing manner - good examples of this could be cve in a wiki or diy shodan plus maltego or a graph #tarpit #artillery by dave kennedy #osint #dfir #tags #arroyo cluster #firehose #version number
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I was playing around with fail2ban and started thinking.
If I ban bots, is that actually a net negative to the health of the internet?
When you ban bots, they just go to the next server. Because your server does not have default or dumb passwords it was unlikely to be breached anyways, the bot was just wasting its resources.
When you ban it, it moves to the next one where it has a higher chance to succeed.
The two ideas I have to impose higher costs on bots is
- Tarpit
Tying up resources indefinitely seems more useful than just blocking it. Although compute is so cheap it probably doesn't matter nowadays. Maybe more effective back when bots were simpler.
- Report it to abuseipdb and similar
I'm not sure if the aipdb et al are actually annoying enough that bots would spend time avoid getting on those lists?
I have an idea for doing a test, I'll take two IP:s and put fail2ban on them.
On one, we don't ban, just report it to abuseipdb.
On the other we just ban.
I'm curious if this will affect the amount of scans hitting it.
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I was playing around with fail2ban and started thinking.
If I ban bots, is that actually a net negative to the health of the internet?
When you ban bots, they just go to the next server. Because your server does not have default or dumb passwords it was unlikely to be breached anyways, the bot was just wasting its resources.
When you ban it, it moves to the next one where it has a higher chance to succeed.
The two ideas I have to impose higher costs on bots is
- Tarpit
Tying up resources indefinitely seems more useful than just blocking it. Although compute is so cheap it probably doesn't matter nowadays. Maybe more effective back when bots were simpler.
- Report it to abuseipdb and similar
I'm not sure if the aipdb et al are actually annoying enough that bots would spend time avoid getting on those lists?
I have an idea for doing a test, I'll take two IP:s and put fail2ban on them.
On one, we don't ban, just report it to abuseipdb.
On the other we just ban.
I'm curious if this will affect the amount of scans hitting it.
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I was playing around with fail2ban and started thinking.
If I ban bots, is that actually a net negative to the health of the internet?
When you ban bots, they just go to the next server. Because your server does not have default or dumb passwords it was unlikely to be breached anyways, the bot was just wasting its resources.
When you ban it, it moves to the next one where it has a higher chance to succeed.
The two ideas I have to impose higher costs on bots is
- Tarpit
Tying up resources indefinitely seems more useful than just blocking it. Although compute is so cheap it probably doesn't matter nowadays. Maybe more effective back when bots were simpler.
- Report it to abuseipdb and similar
I'm not sure if the aipdb et al are actually annoying enough that bots would spend time avoid getting on those lists?
I have an idea for doing a test, I'll take two IP:s and put fail2ban on them.
On one, we don't ban, just report it to abuseipdb.
On the other we just ban.
I'm curious if this will affect the amount of scans hitting it.
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I was playing around with fail2ban and started thinking.
If I ban bots, is that actually a net negative to the health of the internet?
When you ban bots, they just go to the next server. Because your server does not have default or dumb passwords it was unlikely to be breached anyways, the bot was just wasting its resources.
When you ban it, it moves to the next one where it has a higher chance to succeed.
The two ideas I have to impose higher costs on bots is
- Tarpit
Tying up resources indefinitely seems more useful than just blocking it. Although compute is so cheap it probably doesn't matter nowadays. Maybe more effective back when bots were simpler.
- Report it to abuseipdb and similar
I'm not sure if the aipdb et al are actually annoying enough that bots would spend time avoid getting on those lists?
I have an idea for doing a test, I'll take two IP:s and put fail2ban on them.
On one, we don't ban, just report it to abuseipdb.
On the other we just ban.
I'm curious if this will affect the amount of scans hitting it.
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I was playing around with fail2ban and started thinking.
If I ban bots, is that actually a net negative to the health of the internet?
When you ban bots, they just go to the next server. Because your server does not have default or dumb passwords it was unlikely to be breached anyways, the bot was just wasting its resources.
When you ban it, it moves to the next one where it has a higher chance to succeed.
The two ideas I have to impose higher costs on bots is
- Tarpit
Tying up resources indefinitely seems more useful than just blocking it. Although compute is so cheap it probably doesn't matter nowadays. Maybe more effective back when bots were simpler.
- Report it to abuseipdb and similar
I'm not sure if the aipdb et al are actually annoying enough that bots would spend time avoid getting on those lists?
I have an idea for doing a test, I'll take two IP:s and put fail2ban on them.
On one, we don't ban, just report it to abuseipdb.
On the other we just ban.
I'm curious if this will affect the amount of scans hitting it.
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TAR PIT (Estats Units) presenta nou àlbum: "Scrying the Angel Gate" #TarPit #Stoner #DoomMetal #Agost2025 #EstatsUnits #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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TAR PIT (Estats Units) presenta nou àlbum: "Scrying the Angel Gate" #TarPit #Stoner #DoomMetal #Agost2025 #EstatsUnits #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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