Spyke

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The headline claims "All RDP Scanning on the Internet" but the article says they only had data from their observation grid, not the entire internet.

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lemmy.today

Not true as it's impossible to measure such a thing. But it makes sense that these numbers are what they are because ipv4 addresses are expensive.

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cronreply
feddit.org

The article explains exactly what it did measure and what this does not mean:

Every number in this post describes attacker activity reaching GreyNoise sensors, not confirmed impact on third-party environments.

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Phoenixzreply
lemmy.ca

So read the article, then, before commenting

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Kairosreply
lemmy.today

Why? Why would I read an article that should be summarized in a headline? I don't have time to read 100,000 words a day

"Oh you should have read the 100 point fine print on our billboard instead of believing the 10000 point text"

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Kairosreply
lemmy.today

What the fuck part of me not wanting to read a clickbait article makes me have a disability?

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Just 21 IP Addresses Are Now Behind Nearly Half of All RDP Scanning on the Internet | Spyke