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BEST ddos protected hosting provider.
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I am looking for a good provider to handle large amounts of L4 traffic for my reverse proxies, My website gets slammed daily and the OVH Game VPS servers I am using are easily droppable by whomever is targeting me. Anyone know of a good provider without terrible latency, hyperfilter is just out of my budget slightly.
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OVH doesn't protect against L7 towards websites.
BuyVM.
DDoS protected IP's are only an extra $1 a month. @Francisco is also quite active in here.
I heard BuyVM.
Tagging @Francisco.
It's $3/month now.
I don't know about you guys but the title "Best ddos protected hosting provider" and speaking about few bucks per a month for it doesn't mix nicely.
@TriJetScud
BuyPrivacy? lol
You're all mistaken.
The price was always $3.00/month and unfiltered IP's were $1.00/month. We bumped that to $2.00/month (at the moment anyway).
Good name, good product, good price.
Francisco
I didn't know how good Voxility can Protect Websites if Layer Protection is enabled, but if this would be enough we can help with our default VPS offers: https://gt-host.de
We also got a Sophos Firewall, but I think it is to expensive for you.
OVH is the best AntiDDOS you can get for Gameservers.
For L7 put up a simple reCaptcha that puts a cookie on the client, so they only get asked once, everything else ends at the reCaptcha, on a simple page that causes nearly zero load.
i have test with ovh however it not work
This might work for a small Layer7 attack, under real attacks, your network stack will fall.
We have a customer, who gets layer7 attacks from a widely spread botnet since Sunday evening at around 20.000 requests per second and 200kpps of pure validated tcp traffic (no spoofed traffic). Thats something a normal webserver is not able to handle, even if only a captcha is delivered.
Thats another story with 20k requests.
He did not mentioned it, so I though its a smaller attack.
You can give our protection a go. Its very specialised for game servers as we have invested a lot of time in the rulesets for source engine games. We can also create custom rules if anything leaks through.
You will need to host the game servers on our dedicated servers however, as we don't permit GRE tunnelling our protection.
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No need, I run a HEAVILY modified version of Nginx that handles all of the L7 with ACLs, rate-limiting, captcha, 5s, etc.
I just need something super good to handle layer 4.
Large L7 attacks are handled via a Load balanced (round robin) DNS. I have 6+ OVH gameservers running a heavily modified version of Nginx. I use recaptcha already and it handles pretty well. But I know people who can straight knock all my OVHs with a L4 method, I've seen it.
I'll most likely try combahton. The L7 attacks I receive are usually more than 200k+ r/s and sometimes its ALL god damn day long!
Well, any DDOS protection can be bypassed by some way, its just the question to figure out how.
OVH has currently kinda the best of these, but still, I am sure you can fly under the radar, DDoS internal is not filtered at all, as I got told.
For websites I thought the stock answer was Cloudflare.
Same but 5 minutes ago I just witnessed our Free plan cloudflare server get absolutely decimated. I have no idea what these people are using but I'm starting to think there is no help, they drop my OVH Gameservers like a piece of cake
Good chance there is a lot of OVH IPs involved, as mentioned they do not filter their own IPs, and more often than not you'll find a good few OVH machines in any attack. Try some other solution, maybe BuyVM if there is any stock.
NFOservers has handle attacks for me that OVH couldn't. Their support is great and if you capture a (d)dos using their panel, they'll attempt a custom block for you
I suggest cloudflare.
How do you use that?
In your application, you write code for throttling, and add ip to a log file when it sends too many requests.
run fail2ban on that log file which will block that ip on cloudflare via cloudflare's api.
Feel free to send a PM regarding a testserver ;-)