Re:Sudden drop in Cloudflare bot traffic after strike on Yan...
by alephnerd on Sunday October 11, 2026 @08:53AM
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Of course they do, but they are quick with account bans when notified because of the liability issue unlike Yandex.
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Re:Sudden drop in Cloudflare bot traffic after strike on Yan...
by luckylion on Sunday October 11, 2026 @09:24AM
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I've reported high-volume exploit scanners multiple times, and when expiring blocks a week later, they typically would show up & resumt with the same IP at some point.
Maybe they'd care if the account was using a stolen credit card and there was a chance they wouldn't get their money, but they definitely do not care otherwise for normal people like me. I'm sure that'd be different if it's a multinational or a country-level government body is reporting something, but I can't get those to do my bidding.
Re:Sudden drop in Cloudflare bot traffic after strike on Yan...
by 876433790 on Sunday October 11, 2026 @10:11AM
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> liability issue
Continue drinking the Google kool-aid
Re:Sudden drop in Cloudflare bot traffic after strike on Yan...
by walrus01 on Sunday October 11, 2026 @09:41AM
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Right, because I've had such outstanding results getting in touch with actual humans from Google when reporting abusive traffic directed towards my IP ranges. Top tier attention from people who really care.
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