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Dealing with aggressive bot scanners

September 14, 2020 Apache, Litespeed, Wordpress Leave a Comment

Google is your friend, but sometimes their crawler can be a little bit aggressive consuming resources from your webservers (and sometimes even crashing it). With static sites or at least sites that are using a decent cache, this shouldn’t be

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