That's not the point. I never had to open up a ticket in order to see why the most public, well known, first-on-google DDoS stress test is able to bypass more than 70Mbit. A minimum that DDoS protecti

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Having worked at similar companies, their threat model is some bad actor spinning up a bunch of instances, and then engaging in spamming/brute force/DDOS etc. so they usually have a limit of a few ins

Let me tell you Javapipe not only uses Riorey, they also use other DDoS Protection inhouse and they have their own panel.

vCPU: 4 cores @ 3.3 - 3.8Ghz RAM: 16384MB (16GB) Disk: 150GB NVMe IPv4: 1 IP IPv6: /64 block included* 30TB/mo @ 1Gbps DDoS Protection

Anti-DDoS Protection

Honestly you won't find better pricing than those German providers.

Most DDoS attacks, according to the statistics, are 10Gbit or lower.

@combahton_it has VPS with good ddos protection, although the CPU is a bit slower

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At the point of real ddos attack — I’ve seen quite a few, and never had problems with any traffic passing through. Their biggest problem is that sensor will not always detect smaller attacks so someti

* Basic DDoS Protection

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Thats how ddos protection work, if done correctly. Voxility just blocks traffic from several networks and does not implement proper challenge response, as every well known vendor does - I'm sure you'l

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They don't have DDoS protection so if you are planning to be DDoSed they may not be the best route. Otherwise, if that does not matter to you for the price WholeSaleInternet is great. When I have used

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This is from our Twitter page (https://twitter.com/path_network), simply put it there in relation to your comment on DDoS protection which can tank a few gigabits... (Image)