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Turns out a load of people in the UK set their alarm for 07:00 - closely followed by 07:17 then 08:11 (which is a good deal higher than 08:00).
These are the RPS stats for the BBC service which (re)validates authentication sessions.
You can also clearly see a spike around 09:30 when, presumably, people have looked through email and check the news. Then there's the spike for the 13:00 news/lunch break.
We're all creatures of habit, it's the same *every* day.
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Turns out a load of people in the UK set their alarm for 07:00 - closely followed by 07:17 then 08:11 (which is a good deal higher than 08:00).
These are the RPS stats for the BBC service which (re)validates authentication sessions.
You can also clearly see a spike around 09:30 when, presumably, people have looked through email and check the news. Then there's the spike for the 13:00 news/lunch break.
We're all creatures of habit, it's the same *every* day.
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83% of requests (globally) to our apex homepages (bbc.co.uk/ and bbc.com/) are from "Python Requests".
That's 84 million requests per day.
In the words of Bricktop...
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Hmm chatgpt ser ud til at holde fobindelsen til min hjemmeside i live meeeeget længe. Til sammenligning er besøg fra copilot og perplexity normal <1sek.
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I've been working on an automated triager for the frequent volumetric DDOS we see against www.bbc.com & www.bbc.co.uk.
The idea is to use our edge access logs (stored in BigQuery) to isolate & describe the attack traffic then recommend any additional mitigations/filters etc. It also gives us a database of DDOS metrics/sources we can reference.
Obviously I had to add the obligatory pew-pew map.