[xlii]

I posted my site on the thread.

My site is hosted on Cloudflare and I trust its protection way more than flavor of the month method. This probably won't be patched anytime soon but I'd rather have some people click my link and not just avoid it along with AI because it looks fishy :)

[treebeard901]

I've been considering how feasible it would be to build a modern form of the denial of service low orbit ion cannon by having various LLMs hammer sites until they break. I'm sure anything important already has Cloudflare style DDOS mitigation so maybe it's not as effective. Still, I think it's only a matter of time before someone figures it out.

There have been several amplification attacks using various protocols for DDOS too...

[devsda]

Yeah I meant using it as an experiment to test with two different links(or domains) and not as a solution to evade bot traffic.

Still, I think it would be interesting to know if anybody noticed a visible spike in bot traffic(especially AI) after sharing their site info in that thread.

[bookofjoe]

I didn't: no traffic before sharing, none since.

[pawelduda]

FYI Cloudflare protection doesn't mean much nowadays if someone is slightly determined to scrape the site

Unless you mean DDoS protection, this one helps for sure