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- Server operating system version
- Debian
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- Plesk Obsidian 18.0.74 Update #3
Hello,
We currently have a client’s online shop under attack by a large bot network using thousands of different IPs.
For example, the last 50,000 requests in the logs came from more than 25,000 IP addresses worldwide. Blocking specific ISPs or countries doesn’t help in this case.
Our Imunify firewall also isn’t able to detect and stop the attack. The anti-bot / DoS protection doesn’t trigger because most IPs only request 1–2 pages and then rotate.
Besides Cloudflare, are there any effective options to mitigate this kind of attack on Plesk servers that we may have missed?
Thanks in advance for any ideas.
We currently have a client’s online shop under attack by a large bot network using thousands of different IPs.
For example, the last 50,000 requests in the logs came from more than 25,000 IP addresses worldwide. Blocking specific ISPs or countries doesn’t help in this case.
Our Imunify firewall also isn’t able to detect and stop the attack. The anti-bot / DoS protection doesn’t trigger because most IPs only request 1–2 pages and then rotate.
Besides Cloudflare, are there any effective options to mitigate this kind of attack on Plesk servers that we may have missed?
Thanks in advance for any ideas.
