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Defending your VPS from DoS/DDoS attacks and AI/Bot scrapers requires layered protection: network-level hardening, application-level defenses, and smart rate control. Use a provider with built-in DDoS

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It's unlikely your self hosted services get attacked if you are the only one that knows what's running there. Nobody's out there DDOSing random IPs for the fun of it.

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It helps your mental sanity. DDOS is mostly a form of trolling. They want you to feel angry. If you get more and more angry, they win. If you ignore them, you win. You have to live with the server bei

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Useless might as well not use any protection at all. There's a reason why ddos prot costs as much as it does (not to the end client)

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In the meantime, our Vietnam location is experiencing a massive DDoS attack. International traffic is frequently being blocked by local ISPs since they are unable to fully filter out the malicious tra

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You can harden a 1-core / 1 GB VPS against light DoS and bot floods, but once real DDoS traffic hits (hundreds of Mbps+), there’s not much you can do without upstream filtering — the pipe just gets sa

and running nginx as a reverse proxy. Is it possible to defend this if the provider has DDoS protection or not? I was thinking of useing https://gitgud.io/fatchan/haproxy-protection/ (Basedflare) at f

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