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Finally. Now was that so hard?
No way to make a guarantee. But look into providers that use AMD SEV-SNP and learn how to do remote attestation. Onidel has a good guide on how to do that I believe. With that, you won't have to worry about the provider's security.
Any suggestion for providers? I've got comments but seems only 1 real provider.
I don't need a guarantee but at least company with some form of proper compliance and controls. Apparently its a lot to ask for a legit provider that actually has a security team and compliance division.
And which one is that?
Are you saying there's no providers on here that have proper security and protections? One that doesn't charge egress fees like AWS/Azure and such. There's a huge gap between $20/month and $2000/month per vm... there's gotta be someone inbetween..
This is starting to feel like another eric alt.
He would have chosen @demigod
If you want to save $1980/m, perhaps you should learn to do good opsec yourself. Purchase $20/m deals from multiple vendors
So you guys don't expect any security or protections for your VPS? Got it... I'm in the wrong forum.
This doesn't work this way. Security is not something you do once and forget.
Basically you are asking for some kind of SLA guarantee that the provider will not be hacked. I don't think any serious provider will be willing to claim such nonsense.
Instead, have proper security on your own boxes (disk encryption, firewall rules, don't use the providers template, etc) and a backup plan in case something goes wrong. Because today it's ransomware with provider X, tomorrow it can be hardware failure with provider Y, and next week it can be network outage with provider Z.
Will you open consecutive threads for every issue?
VeloxMedia? Benthost? Buckhost? Which one?
Unlike you, we don't rely on vendor provided safety/security.
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/219901/racknerd-why-do-you-always-permit-107-173-42-94-to-abuse-again-and-again#latest
I don't trust providers for security.
That's why I have banned all inbound/outbound connections.
Nothing can get in and nothing can get out. In fact, to make it more secure in bulletproof manner, I myself have encrypted the disk myself to the extent that I don't even can't decrypt the data.
I believe that should stop all the hackers and malicious users.
Zero trust, where you don't even trust yourself.
I don’t know what wrong with this guy thinking process.
Bro think “security” is something we click here and there?