>sounds like the scanning app or browser runs to the end of its life in >background on the mobiles >and the urls getting updated in a regular cycle. >either triggered by accessing new QR's or by accessing other webpages.
>any time scheme/pattern visible? means: only to specific times and than in a >bunch? >if its an automated spoofing or something else malware related ther will >mostly a 24/7 pattern. >if ppl. are working only daytime patterns should be visible. this can give you >a hint whats going on. It doesn't appear to be a timeline pattern. We are sitting at about 5500+ urls over a 12 hour period. That was my thought as well on the re-triggering of previous scans, etc... but it's too odd that it just started all of the sudden. We should be able to see a pattern. Unrelated, but I recall a number of complaints with Apple's Podcast system, which they updated and it resulted in podcasts being downloaded multiple times from the podcaster's site (resulting in significant uptick in data usage). It almost feels like that. My other concern is that these people are likely mobile... if they are hitting a site, over and over again, it's hitting their data plan each time. Chuck
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