With regards to the above post ^

The only real way to protect against it is to buy (note: not lease) your own IP space and announce that space through the provider of your choice (also known as BYOIP - Bring Your Own IPs).

DigitalOcean fairly cheap, they offer VPS plan but you must have knowledge to manage your own server. If you don't have experience in managing the server, you better go with shared hosting.

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I'll summon some guys with cheapest price for you, but take your own risk. Lol.

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You should get your own subnet from IPXO or another, then find a provider that fits your server/BGP needs. That way you control the IPs and can move them if need be.

So I don't run encryption on my servers currently, however I do run it on my desktop and as the previous one said I combine a form of FDE(ZFS native encryption for me) and then use dropbear to be able

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