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Heya,
Your logs indicate that your Django server is receiving traffic from domains that are not explicitly listed in ALLOWED_HOSTS, triggering django.core.exceptions.DisallowedHost. Additionally, the Forbidden (Referer checking failed - no Referer.) errors suggest bot traffic or automated scanners trying to access your site.
HTTP_HOST headers that do not match your configured domains.Host header incorrectly, Django may reject it.Host headers.You can specify the allowed_hosts in your django settings.py.
Also, there isn’t much to do about it but to block them using your firewall.
Heya,
The traffic may comes from web-crawlers and also bot traffic from search engines. You can tweak the firewall settings and block the bots or the IP addresses if you believe this traffic is malicious and potential security risk.
Regards