Not intentionally. But you can open a ticket and we'll check. There have been some quite large DDOS carpet bomb attacks on the network the last week so the filters have changed and mitigation is more

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Attackers pay for the ddos attack in crypto. And he pays his upstream in crypto for the bandwidth.

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Maybe 20k steal was just a begining and he stole more. Now revenge is ongoing in ddos form. Or! Maybe florianus is pounding his old enemy (Image)

* On-Demand Corero DDoS Mitigation.

From the perspective of a carrier, thats all just traffic. They dont care if its DDOS or what ever. Actually you as a receiver define if traffic is wanted or unwanted. The carrier wont define that for

what did he expect? DDoS is least he can expect, and be happy someone does not break his bones over that amount.

Random skids DDoS people every day of the week. The thing is that Calin doesn't have DDoS protection, the others do.

Then why does every random skid DDoS him 25 times a day?

Building another rack with Ryzen 9 9950X processors and 25Gbps network with DDoS protection in Frankfurt

Ask path.net for ddos protection…

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Besides evidence for "Their upstream definitely does"? Kindly note that @Calin said, I quote, "we reached a 600-700 Gbs DDoS attack , we nulled entire network for no make pr

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