And then there's also some jerk making 20 reqs per second for the same exact time range from a few days ago, never updating since/until. this can only be an attempted DoS. Strfry does not have much built in to prevent this sort of thing since it's all via the same websocket. On a relay with lots of events in the DB, this will likely cause high load from very few established connections.
Anyway, this is good I guess, people care enough to attack the relays.. must be growing nostr.
Paid relay modes and auth will save us.
cloud fodder
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2024-07-23 00:04:38
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npub10npj3gydmv40m70ehemmal6vsdyfl7tewgvz043g54p0x23y0s8qzztl5hPublished at
2024-07-23 00:04:38Event JSON
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"content": "And then there's also some jerk making 20 reqs per second for the same exact time range from a few days ago, never updating since/until. this can only be an attempted DoS. Strfry does not have much built in to prevent this sort of thing since it's all via the same websocket. On a relay with lots of events in the DB, this will likely cause high load from very few established connections.\n\nAnyway, this is good I guess, people care enough to attack the relays.. must be growing nostr.\n\nPaid relay modes and auth will save us.",
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