My site attacked by BingBot?

oxonbeef said:
It's a regular occurrence.
http://spiral.danbriapps.com/74/simple-and-quick-shut-down-a-bingbot-bandwidth-binge/
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goproxy said:
Do you solve this mystery? Interesting...
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Did no one read it?
Guess that's why I do so well.

Why is it everyone wants to be at the top of google but no one uses it?
There are plenty of articles on this subject it not only bing, google does the same thing too.
When you realise the internet is mostly bot traffic you can proceed.
surely you don't work on the presumption that there are more people on this planet then bots and
that human search is more efficient?
 
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123again said:
OK,please check attached picture, from what I checked it was IP from Microsoft as mentioned aboved. I can understand easy to make a fake BingBot but according to my knowledge it is not possible to make a fake Microsoft IP,right?
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To answer your question, there are some people with the skills to spoof just about any BOT. That being said, based upon looking at your grainy PIC, that BOT "appears" to be legit.

Now on to what Oxonbeef said, TWICE!!!!

oxonbeef said:
Did no one read it?
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The reason BingBot seems to be terrorizing your site is because of your site's architecture; it has to be misaligned. If you are like most people, you paid no attention to setting up your website to avoid this glitch. In the article referenced by Oxonbeef, the author's issue was that he was engaging in dynamic linking, which pretty much put the BingBot in a constant loop.

You may have the same type or similar issue particularly if you set up a WP blog without setting the parameters for noindex from the get go.
 
SahL said:
+1.

Even i think someone's spoofing bings user agent, DDOS'ing your server so that they can hack it.
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I hope it is spoof too but actually NOT.If you find evidence there please tell me.

goproxy said:
Do you solve this mystery? Interesting...
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NOT yet ,because the F*ck Hosting company BlueHost even don't reply to me.

oxonbeef said:
Did no one read it?
Guess that's why I do so well.

Why is it everyone wants to be at the top of google but no one uses it?
There are plenty of articles on this subject it not only bing, google does the same thing too.
When you realise the internet is mostly bot traffic you can proceed.
surely you don't work on the presumption that there are more people on this planet then bots and
that human search is more efficient?
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I already read it,will try it after my account reactivated or moved to another hosting company.Thanks

Crewchief007 said:
To answer your question, there are some people with the skills to spoof just about any BOT. That being said, based upon looking at your grainy PIC, that BOT "appears" to be legit.

Now on to what Oxonbeef said, TWICE!!!!



The reason BingBot seems to be terrorizing your site is because of your site's architecture; it has to be misaligned. If you are like most people, you paid no attention to setting up your website to avoid this glitch. In the article referenced by Oxonbeef, the author's issue was that he was engaging in dynamic linking, which pretty much put the BingBot in a constant loop.

You may have the same type or similar issue particularly if you set up a WP blog without setting the parameters for noindex from the get go.
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The truth is that only Bing attacking my site but not Google, so that is my site's fault but not stupid Microsoft?
 
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So now 4 days passed the F*CK hosting company BLUEHOST did't not reply me. If they are not toooo busy to reply me then they should be thinking it is my fault to be attacked by BingBot and do not want to reactivate my account.
 
I would have just blocked the referring IP address block and then told my hosting provider about the attack.
 
lanbo said:
There was a similar case with googlebot
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I never got attack from GoogleBot, but maybe in the future.

procam said:
I would have just blocked the referring IP address block and then told my hosting provider about the attack.
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I have no chance to block the IPs because my account already suspended. And I don't think it is wise to block the IPs because they are real IPs from BingBot, How can I block search engine IPs when I am doing SEO?
 
OK, after a second ticket finally I got reply from the f*cking Bluehost:

"Bing and Microsoft generally will not attack a website.
They're likely just bots on your account that scan, for SEO purposes.
You will need to investigate the issue with your account, and find out what is causing the CPU usage issues."

So it is not the f*cking Bing's fault while it continues to visit my site for more than 60000times a day until now, and since it is Bing, it never make any mistake if any mistake there it must be mine.
 
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