Turn on your brain and think — who stands to gain from a senseless DDoS attack on a low-end company with zero benefit, given the cost of the attack resources

There is an ongoing DDoS attack in the DC1 in AMS, which overwhelms DeluxHost for almost a month now, starting on June 6th. All VPS were offline for two weeks, then online for 4 days and now offline a

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https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/172835/keep-away-from-bytefend-bytefend-threaten-to-launch-ddos-attacks/p1

such an attack ever bought that nonsense about a DDoS attack on a low-end provider. The abnormal heatwave in Europe would be way more plausible. There's just one catch: you'll need to explain why eve

Looks like another DDoS attack. I haven't managed to install anything on the server yet since ordering it. But just today, there has been 77.77 GB of inbound traffic, with incoming speeds reaching up

All eyes of DeluxHost are on mitigating the DDOS attacks, working on the firewall and enjoying soccer with a lot of bottles of beer (most of the time) and thus ignoring all other issues going on.

There are also large T2 carriers that charge by prefix if traffic is to be routed through DDoS protection - I believe Datapacket/CDN77 also charges a one-time fee for prefix activation, plus an expedi

1) Last night the DDoS ended from around 11pm until about 9am this morning (CEST) at which time it resumed

inb4 the DDoS was coming from within DH all along lol

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Most people who have been there when the DDOS attacks were ongoing, don't trust DH anymore with their status page. According to their status page nothing was wrong and everything seemed perfectly fine