2) DDoS attacks, are we seriously talking about a problem that was solved two months ago, if not more, in September? You should be happy that we managed to do it while still keeping prices low. I don'

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Do not be fooled by the number of cores, RAM and NVMe storage offered for a few euros per year. Those specifications are worthless when the VPS suffers from high CPU steal, unstable performance, endle

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DDoS Protection:

DDoS attacks against Tor are actually common, but it's always a low-bandwidth layer 7 attack so the hosting provider won't feel it at all. It just involves building too many circuits which increases C

In the past, most DDoS was against game servers, this is why we disallowed those, but people are running them anyway as we are only looking into it if there are problems. I don't recall any DDoS again

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To protect our network, infrastructure, and customers, the following activities are not permitted: copyright infringement, phishing, CSAM, spam, public VPN/proxy services, DDoS attacks, port scanning,

I think some of the TOR fears these days would be DDOS/LEA more than anything else. There was some big DDOS attacks beating on exit nodes in the last few years, and while a lot of LEA's have smartened

* DDoS Shield included

* DDoS protection: Basic

DDoS Protection

* DDoS Mitigation

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* Free DDoS protection

All servers are located in Chicago, IL and include basic DDoS protection (4Gbps scrubbing and auto null-route for larger attacks) at no extra cost.

Use case: commercial authenticated proxy service. No open proxies, spam, DDoS, etc. Provider must allow proxy workloads under their AUP/ToS.