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>>/polru/705732@696883
> Monitor public opinion

They may have had some difficulty with that lately. There's a firm called Cribroom. It belongs to Ashmanov, the second husband of Natalia Kasperskaya. He is on the sanctions list of the US Treasury for helping the slave government monitor the Internet. If you search outside of Google, then subdomain names associated with certain IPIs say this, for example:
81.177.172[.]126 - crawler007.kribrum[.]ru.
81.177.177[.]104 - crawler014.kribrum[.]
81.177.172[.]30 - profile-search.kribrum[.]
81.177.173[.]44 - video002.kribrum[.]
81.177.173[.]45 - video003.kribrum[.]
Some subdomain names are strange, probably for technical purposes:
81.177.172[.]66 - r0b1.kribrum[.]ru.
81.177.172[.]201 - r8b1.kribrum[.]ru.
Some subdomain names say nothing, but a purely human header in HTML speaks for itself.
81.177.172[.]38 - popov.kribrum[.]ru, title: "Content monitoring and analysis system"

Anyway, I'm getting all sorts of sub-domains. I found a certain vulnerability in them, and before the holidays, I slowed down the servers that serve the 81.177.176.0/24 band, which is wholly owned by this company. This is not all servers, of course. Moreover, I do not understand why this subband is needed, apparently for some internal purposes, since the servers are working. But if there's a vulnerability, get the fuck out! Ideally, of course, they would turn off all crawlers and control panels, for example, for HTTP2 Continuation Flood they are quite vulnerable. But I do not have a powerful botnet, only a few personal zombie machines (let there be a dozen), so how could I?

Well, as it would really be seen that the IP-addresses from the "my" subnet are really inaccessible to the search engine, overloaded, starting from December 27.

Maybe there's a reason for the vape. The RuNet-monitoring firm has had (and continues to have) trottling on portions of the servers since December 27, so they are furious. If so, weedy. I will not stop my zombies anyway, let them load and load.