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Sorry, the question is for both of you, but @fchollet since 2017 it appears.
I don't think there's anything we can do about it, unfortunately.
I don't necessarily mean in the physical/virtual world, but even subtle changes in the way you think about this, and how that has evolved over time, given that you seem to have dealt with many instances.
My tweet above is my main conclusion: these attacks may at first seem like they come from many different random faceless people, but in fact they come from a very small number of very motivated people using anonymity as a shield and a multiplier
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