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User:Vanished user 370bd73e03ee41d5f4d57e166b7b8a55/Drafts/Crisis resulting around the nocom exploit

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nocom observed 3,250,000 player sessions and 300,000 unique players. Using its definition of a base, 15,000 bases were tracked, of which two thirds had a world download. These world downloads have the full block-by-block timeline of the base's history at 30 minute intervals. This was only done for bases hundreds of thousands of blocks away from spawn. 400,000 "association events" were tracked, where a player logged out at a tracked base. The table of blocks has over 10,000,000,000 rows, and took up over a terabyte for the table and its associated indexes. The table of hits, has 3,000,000,000 rows, while the table of tracks, which is a grouping of hits into which ones were collected as a part of one continuous track, has 10,000,000 rows.

History of the nocom exploit.