Yeah - it was a well set up attack. What I don't understand is that there was no obvious follow on. I can only guess that it was a proof that it could be done. Maybe?
Regarding the 1000 error - I didn't have any 1:1 support contact with CloudFlare - the first I knew was they were returning 1000 errors, which I presume they were doing due to a blacklisted IP being used for the DNS resolving. I'm really not sure though.
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Yeah - it was a well set up attack. What I don't understand is that there was no obvious follow on. I can only guess that it was a proof that it could be done. Maybe?
Regarding the 1000 error - I didn't have any 1:1 support contact with CloudFlare - the first I knew was they were returning 1000 errors, which I presume they were doing due to a blacklisted IP being used for the DNS resolving. I'm really not sure though.