Sorry ‘dude’…but I see you

Just saying to the dude behind the bots… Because what are you looking for? Credit card transaction records? Customer information?

There’s no such thing on my website. What are you really up to? CMS systems gets attacked evert day. Why? Mainly because of idiots out there…so called “hackers” that sit behind their desktop, having a festivity meal with the devil himself. Such losers in my opinion. Get a life!

To show some backend info of the cyberwarfare out there, my website is picking up a lot of this.

The screenshot above is from this website’s firewall. And there’s a lot of bot activity that gets tracked and even automatically blocked by the system. And the reason for that is simply stupid attempts of hacking. And nothing of that would whatsoever be of importance, because it’s just silly.

The way some hackers think nowadays, is that they want to remind website owners about ‘how important it is to keep your passwords strong’. Now these idiots actually think that they are performing a public service to people in general, when they are just kids of wannabes that could actually get a decent job instead. For whatever fame there is…this website is secured with very costly solutions, mainly to keep it online 24/7. And yeah, I gladly paid some great developers out there for that online security.

So the above screenshot shows almost anything there is to know. Firstly we have these bots that try to execute types of URL commands, browse for PHP files, and probably also is trying to rip themes/website skins as well. So in red text it says non-existent page, which means that there’s no such web page listed on this domain. Then we have the timestamp, IP, hostname, and if the traffic source is human or not. At last we have some info about the web browsing tool used. A lot of this is non-human traffic that gets logged for a short time.

So yeah ‘dude’…I see you. But I have no respect for you.