Maybe there is some default vulnerability that a remote attacker exploited earlier, or if you installed something that had some latent DDoS bot, it wouldn't necessarily care what your address is. Per

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/87677/us-hostigation-12-50-yr-256-10gb-pure-ssd-kvm-los-angeles-10gbps-15mpps-ddos-protection

* digital ocean email to me that my droplet was doing a ddos attack thus they took it down.

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if someone just need anycast DNS with DDoS Protection:

20 Gbps DDoS Protection

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Matthew did (as posted) try to DDOS someone in 2012...when he was 14 or something. I did dumb things when I was 14 and could accept someone who says "I shouldn't have done that, I regret it&

Vote for DDOS eheheh XD

And iv'e received over 50 DDOS attacks against my servers by forum and irc users.

I never ddosed anyone myself as i fucking said before.

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And 2 - how do you get so angry children to pay a lot to ddos someone?

No DDoS magnets

This should not be dramatized, they just don't want to be a DDoS source point or target. So they don't allow IRC, similar staff and it sounds reasonable to me.

I ordered a dedicated server from HostSailor with their 20 Gbps AntiDDoS Package some days ago.

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Is romania ddos protected?

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