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12:30 pm
September 2, 2013
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OneCentAtatime
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This is interesting, while playing with wordfence live traffic window, I saw visitors from China. Which I never noticed on GA. Is it the case with other bloggers too?
Can I guess that GA doesn't report traffic from China and that's one of the main cause of traffic difference between Jetpack and GA? Or, am I reaching too far in my assumption?
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3:58 pm
September 2, 2013
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debtroundup
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GA will usually filter out known spammer or malicious IP addresses from our totals. Yesterday, I was attacked by over 3,000 brute force attacks on my admin login. They never got in, but I decided to password protect my login page because of the attacks. If you don't have any type of login limit plugin, then I would recommend one. Most of my attack attempts were from China.
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9:49 am
September 3, 2013
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retireby40
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You can check the demographic tab to see the countries. I see a few visitors from China.
I don't understand why Chinese hackers attack blogs? What do they gain from this?
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11:28 am
September 3, 2013
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Jason@LiveRealNow
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They can either put a nasty script that will infect a user with a virus, depending on their browser setup, or they take over a site and fill it full of links. There are a couple of "SEO services" companies that specialize in selling links on hacked sites.
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1:03 pm
September 18, 2013
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keerthikasingaravel
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Nasty people, these hackers.But I do have a couple of long term readers from China,mostly HK and they are bloggers themselves.
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10:12 pm
September 18, 2013
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martin
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Lol my favorite game is going into GA and trying to find random countries where readers come from. You'd be surprised.
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