Maybe he doesn't own them but just has a resller account with whoever does. That would contradict what was said in the OP, though. Hopefully it's just a matter of the status page being AI slop that's

Using a secondary IPv6 is a bit harder because it'll have to be in a different /64, since that's usually how the block is applied. Sadly not all providers give you more than a /64, but I find that qui

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"redteam research" requiring your own l3 switch, full nat/firewall control, and a controlled egress gateway ? ( asking for 3x dual xeon servers with rtx 5000s, dedicated 10g switchin

if getting the server running stably is currently problematic, I would at least like to retrieve my data from it. In all this time, you replied only once, stating in the ticket that it would be fixed

Dear Datacenter owners, I am reaching out to you as a trusted expert in data center infrastructure. I currently have a project that requires deploying a specialized cluster (RedTeam research) and I wo

And registrar hoping is pretty often procedure for price savy customers. They rake pretty penny on that fee...

I thought ICANN didn't allow that, but apparently they do... Absurd.

It should be possible to:

I have been running two Tor exit nodes since February and I haven't gotten a single abuse report email, I just allow web ports tho. Tor is better suited to be used inside the own Tor network anyways.

This guide is mostly intended for people who already run Tor non-exit relays, but anyone can get into it. Even if it's your first time running a Tor relay, as long as you pick a provider that allows i

Hexonet/1API used to be good and didn't have a minimum spend, but I'm pretty sure they're gone now.

You keep insisting that other customers were punished for what neighbors did, however, that did not happen - because patterns were checked and direct logs were analyzed. Direct, in-place, no room for

Last time you complained that your software simply didn't support it and said something vaguely along the lines of "let's see you figure out how to do that because it's not as easy as it look

It 100% depends what the dedicated server is. If the dedicated server is some vanilla Xeon with nothing special, then yes, absolutely, but nothing stops you from making your OWN blackbox on a dedicate

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I'm Matteo, I run Servury, a 100% anonymous VPS/VDS provider platform. Today, I'm thrilled to present to you our new product - Blackbox, which I believe is the first of it's kind. It's a zero knowledg

My VPS disappeared and was apparently reprovisioned — support initially denied making any changes

Well that’s nice to know thank you

Yes. “Outbound” means traffic sent from the VPS to any external destination, including traffic sent back to your own connected client.