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OpenAI Scans for Honeypots. Artificially Malicious? Action Abuse?, (Thu, Aug 22nd)

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OpenAI Scans for Honeypots. Artificially Malicious? Action Abuse?, (Thu, Aug 22nd)

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OpenAI Scans for Honeypots. Artificially Malicious? Action Abuse? - SANS Internet Storm Center

OpenAI Scans for Honeypots. Artificially Malicious? Action Abuse?, Author: Johannes Ullrich

For a whille now, I have seen scans that contain the pattern “%%target%%” in the URL. For example, today this particular URL is popular:

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  How does Reddit block users? Just by headers and IP addresses? Could the same be done once the GPTbot headers are known?
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