According to your data I built this "top 100 ASN used in attack" graph. I hope I didn't fuck anything up setting up bulk IP-to-DNS lookup lol

I had to disable adguard dns to load that

Multiple hostnames add DNS lookup latency.

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I don't know if they're interfering my https connection, or their system found new DNS request, and they visit it to analysis it contents if it is not allowed they add it to their block list .

Also their website is hosted on OVH RBX from what I see on DNS records/IP info.

Looks like it’s DPI on higher levels. If you decide on using a VPN, make sure to include DNS and IPv6 as your ISP can still block your traffic. Your ISP can also block common VPN protocols as well, in

Send me a PM if you have any questions, all you need to do is create an account in our customer panel, order anycast dns which is free, add your domain after that you will have a message to use one of

1163.57 Mbit/s 11.344 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 965.79 Mbit/s 1605.65 Mbit/s 14.239 ms Germany, Munich (InterNetX) 608.17 Mbit/s 1237.95 Mbit/s 10.214 ms Denmark, Copenh

I'm not a neteng or an expert and I'm also not sure if I totally understand what you're trying to say/ask, but as far as I know, ISPs usually "block" websites on the DNS level.

Well, I happened to be looking at the stats on my authoritative DNS servers last night and only about 25% of queries are coming in over IPv6. Granted, recursive name servers are not the same as end-us

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I don't know of my shtty ISP could block websites even when using proxies, even if I change the DNS server,

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