#scraping

A pair of ID10T deep/dark web scrape attempts on my DLCC website.

The picture speaks for itself...

Nothing was found because I never had any of the directories these ID10TS were trying to hack, except for the about directory.

I took it, and all the rest of my DLCC content, down last Halloween, leaving only a marker page with a link to this Tumblr account. 😁

So scrape away, scrape away, scrape away all. You will only find a whole lot of NOTHING... 😆

Another example that some ID10TS will try to steal ANYTHING... 🙄

In this case, it was 2 scraping attempts by a Deep/Dark Web rotating bogus IP address attack to steal, wait for it...wait for it..., a light gray line 950 x 2 pixels in size that used to be on the home page of my DLCC website... 😶

Seriously, folks??? 🤦‍♂️

This, and all the rest of my DLCC website content, was taken down by me last Halloween. So, obviously, these ID10TS didn't get what they were scraping for... 😁

But, fear not, ID10TS! I put that same line in the picture above for you, and any other ID10T who wants it! Enjoy! 😆

Amazon's latest attempt to hack my DLCC website, google account, and WordPress account... 🙄

I don't have, and never have had, a "Google service account" or a WordPress account.

This is a desperate attempt by Amazon to steal any content from my DLCC website.

I took down all my DLCC website's content last Halloween, leaving only a marker page with a link to this Tumblr account.

The only results Amazon got from this ID10T hack attempt were access denied to 2 post attempts and 404 (not found) errors for the other hack attempts... 😁😁😁

For this, Amazon wins another DLCC ID10T award!!! 😆😆😆

Over the last 3 days, a Deep/Dark Web rotating IP address scrape attack from China was launched on my DLCC website. The attack targeted screen shot image files from my site's former Screen Shot Gallery.

The graph above, taken from my web stats, shows the frequency of the attack.

For all that effort, their result was a big nothing. I took down all my DLCC website content last Halloween, including the screen shot image files this attack targeted. Their reward was a series of 404 (not found) errors... 😁😁😁

"And now, class, let us rejoin the mind to the body and gaze into the heart of the candle in meditation...aaaaaaaahhh. Very good, class.

Boot to the Head! Ah, ya Boot to the Head! Ah, ya Boot to the Head! Ah, ya. Ya-ya-ya, ya, ya-ya-ya…" 😆😆😆

Shortly after Google attempted, 984 times, to steal archived backups of my DLCC website and other content, unsuccessfully (see my previous post...), they tried these childish temper tantrum attempts to kick in the door... 🙄

Guess what? To everyone's surprise (not), that didn't work, either... 😆

Google, grow up. Get over it. Move on. You know it isn't there, and you know you're not getting it. For this, you earn TWO DLCC ID10T awards... 😆😆😆

Desperate to steal all my DLCC website's content, Google resorted to trying to steal a backup of the entire site... 😆

When that didn't work, because they were not there, they also tried to find the content by searching all the compression file types shown in the picture for these:

.aws.zip, .docker.zip, .env.zip, .git.zip, admin.zip, api.zip, app.zip, application.zip, archive.zip, archives.zip, backend.zip, backup.tgz (forgot backup.zip), backup_db.zip, backup_full.zip, backups.tar.gz (forgot backups.zip), build.zip, config.zip, configs.zip, current.zip, db_dump.zip, dist.zip, django.zip, dump.zip, export.zip, exports.zip, data.zip, database.zip, db.zip, db_backup.zip, dev.tar.gz (forgot dev.zip), drupal.zip, files.zip, flask.tar.gz (forgot flask.zip), frontend.zip, full_backup.zip, htdocs.zip, joomla.zip, laravel.tar.gz (forgot laravel.zip), mysqldump.zip, node_modules.zip, old.zip, pg_dump.zip, pre-prod.zip, preprod.zip, private.zip, prod.zip, production.zip, public.zip, public_html.tar.gz (forgot public_html.zip), rails.zip, release.zip, releases.zip, server.zip, site_backup.zip, sites.zip, source.tar.gz (forgot source.zip), src.zip, stage.zip, staging.zip, storage.zip, symfony.zip, test.zip, uploads.zip, var.zip, web.zip, website_backup.zip, wordpress.zip, wp-content.zip, wp-includes.zip, www.zip

In their desperate haste, they left out .zip variations for 7 of the above content theft attempts... 🙄😆

In summation, all of the above scrape/hack/content theft attempts -- 984 in this burst -- failed. They failed because I took down all my DLCC website's content last Halloween, leaving only a marker page with a link to this Tumblr account. Even if Google had been able to steal a current backup of my site, it would only contain a backup copy of the marker page... 😁

Psst, Google, why would I leave an archive backup out in the open for you, and everyone else, to steal at will? Seriously? 😆😆😆

Oh, and, do I even need to say it? That's not Googlebot... 🤨

Do keep trying, Google. The more you try, the more you fail... 😆😆😆

Once again, Google tries hacking my DLCC website using a burst with bogus browser data.

And, once again, their rewards were 404 (not found) errors... 😁

BTW, those aren't Googlebot crawls... 🤨

Google, and all the other ID10T content thieves, haven't gotten the memo that I took down all my DLCC website's content last Halloween, leaving only a marker page with a link to this Tumblr account.

Still, they keep on trying, and still, they will always fail... 😆

For this, Google receives a DLCC ID10T AWARD!!! 😆