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Aeza has started blocking users for VPN usage

edited December 2025 in News

Latest news from top shit provider and reason why you never ever host VPN nodes in Russia.

Since December 3rd, Aeza has begun sending out notices about suspending hosting services for using VPNs, after receiving a list of IP addresses in the 138.124/16 network from Roskomnadzor.

Notification from the control panel:

Hello.

We have received a notice from Roskomnadzor regarding your service.

Services are hosted on your server that provide access to information or online resources in the Internet whose access is restricted within the territory of the Russian Federation.

Please take appropriate measures to resolve the violation. You must immediately remove the specified services from your server; otherwise, access to the service will be restricted.

The timeframe for resolving the violation is 24 hours from the moment this ticket was sent. After this time, the service will be blocked.

For now, support is suggesting users delete the VPN server and send a screenshot to confirm that the “violation” has been resolved, but the situation may happen again in the future. So that's one less cheap hosting provider suitable for VPNs. A month ago they already hinted that they were no longer happy with such clients.

What’s more interesting is how Roskomnadzor learned to identify VPN servers in order to send lists to hosting providers: previously in Aeza’s networks they selectively blocked or throttled IP addresses via TSPU (Russia's decentralized censorship system), but now the list includes servers running Xray on a clean network where no unprotected protocols like WireGuard or OpenVPN had been used before.

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