ok, turns out it was a " : " in the middle of the htaccess file that was indeed allowing anyone who entered blank u/p twice in.. so they never showed up as a user and it was all different IP's getting in not a proxy so it looked like legit traffic.
No the " : " wasn't there before in my htaccess, and I hadn't touched that file in months, the file had proper permissions, was like the server or someone else stuck it in there..
Sometimes I hate this biz, then again, it turns out to be something this simple that causes hours of frustration. crazy
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