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Meta IP ranges generating concurrent headless-like traffic with fbclid and facebook.com referer
I have noticed on several sites, not only e-shops but also news or corporate websites, a very large number of concurrent connections coming from IP ranges that belong to Meta, such as 66.220.x.x and 31.13.x.x.
The requests come with the referer https://www.facebook.com/ and include the parameter fbclid, however their behavior does not resemble normal traffic from real users.
Based on the headers, they appear to be headless browsers. For example, the requests include a user-agent such as:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/145.0.0.0 Safari/537.36
while at the same time the header sec-ch-ua-platform declares “Linux”.
In some cases, especially on e-shops, hundreds or even thousands of requests are observed within a short period of time, often targeting pages with filters, which significantly increases resource usage on the servers.
Has anyone observed something similar?
Is there any information about why this might be happening?

Comments
I hate that rich ppl can DDoS without being put in jail
yes
also from other big tech companies
i assume ai scrapers
fuck them
i got like avg 5 req/s from ai scrapers concurrently for awhile for a single website until i started blocking as well
also with all url params imaginable, bypassed most caching