Thank you for reading the post, I'm looking for a reliable provider who are providing dedicated servers with DDoS Protection.
So, I'm searching for a reliable provider who provides me with up to 10 GBPS Free DDoS Protection, & of course, I need managed support.
I see some provider offering Free DDoS Protection with their servers.
So, if you have any suggestions, please write me.
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(02-11-2025, 02:42 AM)Northway Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you for reading the post, I'm looking for a reliable provider who are providing dedicated servers with DDoS Protection.
So, I'm searching for a reliable provider who provides me with up to 10 GBPS Free DDoS Protection, & of course, I need managed support.
I see some provider offering Free DDoS Protection with their servers.
So, if you have any suggestions, please write me.
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Same thing happened to one of my old sites that had a sudden traffic surge. Turned out, a good chunk of it was fake and coming from suspicious sources. I checked access logs and found patterns pointing to a
booter ddos. After blocking those IP ranges and tightening up server rules, things normalized fast. Always a good idea to dig into traffic sources instead of just trusting the stats.