(about debian 10 run on 64 MB ram VPS) ... but on your screenshot, there is 256 MB swap ... does natvps enable ram swap, or you just create disk/partition-swap? I just remember when old debian (6 or 8

All you can do is hope they gonna stop paying for it, but then I would suggest not visiting the website/DNS as this brings traffic... so someone is interested, so worth to hold it.

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@FlorinMarian , just close them, both ways, in and out. for the moment for all sub-nets, for the moment no one will cry if it does not have DNS resolution, as non have access to their stuff, go with u

DNS Amplification exhausts all your bandwidth by sending requests to your entire subnet, even if you only have a few IPs used from a single subnet.

If it's DNS Amp based, should make you a no DNS provider or SSDP.

Inbound our switch does not support it but anyway...current attack is DNS Amplification based.

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For me it's absolutely pointless to charge any money for IPs with IPv4, when IPv6 is nearly unlimited and given from RIRs - and could be DNS-proxied to IPv4 from Cloudflare, for example. I don't see I

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ie mail is simply being rejected rather than a DNS issue

Hazi is DDoSed via DNS amplification of about 4Gbps, waits for Arbor (3 working? days ETA)

The scale is DNS amplification with at least 50000 IP addresses + "unlimited" IP spoofing that combines multiple techniques such as SYN, SYN+ACK, Fragmentation, UDP with random ports

What's the scale of the attack? It could be 4Gbps of Amplified DNS for all we know right? which I would safely say the majority of providers on LET could handle without issue, because most have upstre

Not on our side at least. Their bank appears to be having trouble with DNS resolution.

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* DNS Amplification (tens of thousands of parallel servers connected to my IPs)

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Like, isn't it a main purpose of DNS? Not explicitly for IPv6, but yeah