People update public keys very rarely. I would even say NEVER.
Just make an sql against your table to see what are the most possibly are malicious keys.
(i see no reason to update timestamps doing 'the trick'. I believe attackers didn't)
People update public keys very rarely. I would even say NEVER.
Just make an sql against your table to see what are the most possibly are malicious keys.
(i see no reason to update timestamps doing 'the trick'. I believe attackers didn't)