A scanning operation on 38 IPs looked like 11,107 across 147 networks h honeylabs.net 2 Robbedoes 4 months ago 1 comments
EmeraldWhale's .git/.env credential scraping is still running, ~2 years on h honeylabs.net 1 Robbedoes 4 months ago 0 comments
Most of the CVE-2026-4020 attackers are the same client h honeylabs.net 7 Robbedoes 4 months ago 0 comments
127.0.0.1 in eight headers: what attackers hide in X-Forwarded-For h honeylabs.net 5 Robbedoes 5 months ago 0 comments
Internet Noise Leaderboard: networks ranked by how much they scan for their size h honeylabs.net 4 Robbedoes 5 months ago 0 comments
Show HN: Spip – Open-Source Self-Hosted TCP Network Sensor g github.com 3 Robbedoes 9 months ago 2 comments
JSON Smuggling: A far-fetched intrusion detection evasion technique g grimminck.medium.com 1 Robbedoes 2 years ago 0 comments
Digital False Flag Operations: A How-To Guide g grimminck.medium.com 1 Robbedoes 3 years ago 0 comments
As for results: I’m seeing about one 'hit' per second on a standard VPS. It's a constant stream of bots looking for exploitable systems and probes from scanners like Shodan and Censys. It’s actually surprising how quickly a new IP gets picked up by these crawlers.