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by wgerard
2567 days ago
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I don't work at a cloud provider, but I think the reasoning is: It's a common pattern in malicious actors to immediately spin up several droplets and immediately peg the CPU on each one. There are, obviously, non-malicious actors who do the same, but it's a bit like wearing a balaclava in public: Likely to raise some suspicion just because it's associated with malicious actors. |
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