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Hurting a community by DDoSing? Yeah I can believe a lot do it for fun.

It's mostly caused by DDoS-for-hire services being cheap and easily accessible. Breaching infrastructure is tough, but sending a DDoS attack is extremely simple.

In my 11 years of self hosting... I have honestly never witnessed or seen a DDoS attack against my infrastructure. I have seen DDoS attacks against many ISPs including the one I used to work for many

Almost all of our DDoS-Protected IPs were sold in APAC, and we already moved those to GSL well before NeoProtect went completely offline.

DDoS protection included

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I am saying what I am saying - gaming industry is full of DDoS and targeted way more than highly controversial websites. Except of businesses like you it's rarely a requirement to withstand multi Tbps

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

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A new strategic location joins our global network, designed to boost Anti-DDoS capacity and network performance across North America.

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