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Do you know someone who offers free AntiDDoS protection for websites? Help me!

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Hello!
Since in about 3 months I will defend my Bachelor's thesis at the Faculty of Informatics in Iasi, I am looking to introduce as real data as possible into the thesis.
For this, in addition to my personal search, I would ask you to tell me which company offers AntiDDoS protection for websites that fall under the following constraints:
- It's free for personal sites
- Free is unlimited (I'm not interested in Trials)
- You are not forced to host your website at the one that offers you protection (so the protection must be through Proxy/DNS).
A first example is CloudFlare, similar ones I would appreciate if you would give them to me, to test and compare them.
Thank you!
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@Blazingfast_IO https://my.blazingfast.io/cart/dns/
Layer 4 or Layer 7?
https://diamondcdn.com/
(I believe they're in beta atm)
https://serverius.net/qbine/ (Q1 package)
it's for a website, so called "L7"
They are bait and switch scammers that makes up funny restrictions and change the terms as they like without any warning.
No idea if they are any good but:
https://cloudlayar.com/
https://www.crowdsec.net/
didn't know about it.
could you elaborate?
I had pleasant experience using their upstream and talking to their sales about a new project.
https://www.haltdos.com/products/community-waf/
https://timantticolo.cloud/ by @mythicalkitten has strong DDoS protection, both L4 and L7, compatible with size 4 boots.
its self-hosted but its pretty amazing for hobbnets and smoll businesses.
Thank you all!
This topic can be closed because there are enough sources to choose from.
See: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/175691/serverius-net-free-1tb-1-setup-fee-eurostack-cloud-storage/p1
You can most likely find more drama if you google them. If not, read their terms and you will know why.
There is only one kind of provider that need to put the above in their terms. The shitty ones.
And the stupid ones. No way that's enforceable.