Gerhard Lazu

And you can see the peaks, right?

You can see, and by the way, this is gigabytes.

So, and this is the period is four hours.

So we are peaking at about a hundred, well, actually it was like this peak was here.

We had 200, almost 300, 300?

Anyway, close to 400 gigabytes in a four-hour period.

That's just too much.

like who is downloading this file 400 i know times or actually more than 400 times every four hours consistently for months on end and super fan super fan so we can see like a different regions now this is spread across the entire world it's not just one region this is really really big i think if there was a ddos attack i think this would class this one and uh

Like in the last six months, sorry, in the last two months, 60 days, we served 30 terabytes in San Jose, California alone.

In Tokyo, we served 15 terabytes.

This is a big number.

And if you look in this column, the distinct IPs, the client IPs, we had over 10,000 IPs downloading this file.

So this is not one or two IPs.

This is thousands and thousands of IPs, which keep downloading this file over and over and over again.

So I don't know how we would block 10,000 IPs.

That would be, the VCL would be crazy.

I think that we need to speak... See, I don't want to say the specific language.

I think we need to go to Asia.

I think we need to visit a couple of cities in Asia.

Okay.