Have you considered using fail2ban instead of .htaccess and PHP?

Like fail2ban crawls your access log, sees a request to /honeypot and adds the IP to its banlist.

I have something similar running, if you try to login in my nextcloud too often you get fail2ban-ed too (instead of nextcloud disabling the user account which inconveniences me). Required forwarding the nextcloud logs to the nginx LXC but that works fine too...

Same for me, I have a mail with only my initials on a known and reputable holster for professional stuff.

But for all those online shops, websites etc using aliases would be a treat and for that I could also use my own domain like amazon@example.com etc...

You already have another service that does aliasing well? While I have my own domain I feel like their mail and alias management is a pain...

Yea, mapping the guest user ids to 10xxxx user IDs on the host is a elegant and secure solution imo. Not sure if that's LXC or Proxmox doing tho...

But in that regard KeePass and XC work the same? Both just use the DB and lock if want them to lock...

I've tried running the OG KeePass on Linux but it's not nice sadly... Prefer the UI much more then KeepassCX

Yea I can see it being mostly bought by companies (or drug lords) but for normal persons I don't think many can justify the price...

Could be that advertising is generally not allowed in this community (or this instance)... You should be able to contact the mods via the modlog if you're interested :)

While I appreciate you letting us know of your service, I think you should make it clearer that it's your company.

Against cloudflares ToS

Man I remember using Pidgin for ICQ!

What does it have to with Kroah-Hartmans stance on AI when it wasn't him that made the mistake?

This here was the mistake that Kroah-Hartman was questioning:

Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative sent out a number of vulnerability reports to the public Linux kernel mailing list (LKML) rather than the typical private security mailing list.