Nothing funnier than the belief that hiding the IP address is a good method of protection against DoS/DDoS attacks (especially when you have one or two /24 subnets and whichever IP was hit, the entire

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burning money half the time tbh. Other half is games, networking that gets my ISP very angry at me, or something that requires ddos protection(My ISP also gets mad at me over this).

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cloudcone service is becoming worse then before,after changing IP of their los angles node,the ddos ip has problem twice these 2 days,all network can not access the ddos IP.

if 128G RAM works for you then check out https://my.hosteons.com/store/ddos-protected-dedicated-servers

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cloudflare isn't a ddos protection company it's the largest datamining op ever done

Dosen't make any sense, most big companies have been affected by DDoS at some point, it's the norm. Cloudflare won't be an exception. If anything, it's the ultimate flex, and probably tried by various

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Shortly after I post the last comment, my website starts receiving DDoS traffic.

DDOS Protection: 20 Gbps

Still brings up the question... Why did it still go down. I mean how does that look to the world when you are suppose to be a DDoS protection company and can't even keep your own website up... Even if

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/technology/cloudflare-website-downed-by-ddos-attack-claimed-by-anonymous-sudan/

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@trinifella have a look at https://my.hosteons.com/store/ddos-protected-dedicated-servers I can make the port 10G with 100T Egress transfer per month and unmetered ingress transfer .. we recently adde

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* 5 Gbps DDoS Protection

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However I have hard time believing 'The server is almost down every day for a few minutes, sometimes even 15-20 minutes' - this will probably end with your website/some anti-ddos rules - I would expec