Re:Ask HN: Someone is proxy-mirroring my website, can I do a...
by santah on Monday December 12, 2022 @11:11AM
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Wasn't really worried about that.
I didn't do it as a super quick burst, but in a space of multiple hours.
First because the proxy servers were super slow and second - I couldn't automate it - their servers had some kind of bot detection which would catch me calling the URLs through script.
Instead, I installed a browser extension which would automatically reload a browser tab after specified timeout (I've set it to 10 sec or something) and I opened like 50 tabs of the honeypot URL and left it there to reload for hours ...
I didn't do it as a super quick burst, but in a space of multiple hours.
First because the proxy servers were super slow and second - I couldn't automate it - their servers had some kind of bot detection which would catch me calling the URLs through script.
Instead, I installed a browser extension which would automatically reload a browser tab after specified timeout (I've set it to 10 sec or something) and I opened like 50 tabs of the honeypot URL and left it there to reload for hours ...