Seems like most the industry level headaches related to DDoS stem from Discord kids and game server hosting.

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I know only a handful of small enterprises who really require DDoS protection, yet alone are targeted by multiple Tbps floods. And the only ones are all within gaming industry. Other businesses at sam

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Bro $7/year isn't an economically feasible for real businesses, you either pay for risk of having DDoS or don't being a risky client, that's it

Including DDoS protection and free BGP/BYOIP.

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They could move to GSL, I remember when TCPshield got dropped by OVH for the same reason.. I'm surprised Datapacket couldn't handle the DDoS. The irony is strong here.

* Corero DDoS Protection

DDOS protection ($50)

VS-NVME8-16 — 8 cores / 16GB RAM / 480GB NVMe / 1 IPv4 / 32TB bandwidth / 24×7 support / Free setup / DDoS protection — $40/month (or $25/month yearly)

I don't think DataPacket will stop marketing as DDoS protected. But they learnt hard way that DDoS protection resellers attract too big attacks, hence they will screen new customers better.

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It seems that the DDoS attack, which was declared on the Nuyek official website on 10.26, is true. I checked my uptime monitor; the server stayed healthy after the previous network error until 10.26.