DDoS Protection for Bitcoins

[antiddos.es]

... and other crypto currencies.

DDoS Attacks in Q1 2014 compared to Q4 2013:

• 18% increase in total DDoS attacks
• 39% increase in average attack bandwidth
• 35% increase in infrastructure (Layer 3 & 4) attacks
• 36% decrease in application (Layer 7) attacks
• 24% decrease in average attack duration: 23 vs. 17 hours
• 114% increase in average peak bandwidth

We protect from any kind of DDoS attacks including, but not limited to:

• TCP and SYN flood
• HTTP GET
• HTTP POST flood
• UDP flood
• DNS flood
• ICMP flood
• Spoofed IP Attacks
• Teardrop attacks
• NTP flood

Get protected with  AntiDDoS.es with Guaranteed DDoS Protection or money back! Dedicated and Cloud Servers include Free DDoS Protection.

For rates and setup costs just contact our LiveSupport and tell us what you want. Our live 24 hour customer service will assist you  
in Spanish, German, English and Russian over the phone or e-mail or Skype at any time of the day!

[SelbyTsang]

Why don't you just post update in your existing threads (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=657922.0 and https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=664726.0), but create a new thread every time?

[antiddos.es]

because we supply different information. but thanks for suggest!

[Jamie_Boulder]

Does your service do that silly browser check like cloudflare does? bloody hate that thing...

[allsopfree]

Cloud flare protection is good enough for protection against DDOS.

[antiddos.es]

No, we don't do that browser check!

We protect against DDoS!

[rarkenin]

Sounds fishy. How much bandwidth can you handle, and how do you handle it safely?

[antiddos.es]

We are happy to announce that our bandwidth has been increased by another 200Gbps as a result of Company investment into continued defense against increasing DDoS attacks. Now we can handle over 400Gbps attacks.

[chogath]

doesnt cloudflare do this for free?

[antiddos.es]

doesnt cloudflare do this for free?

No

[Mitchell]

doesnt cloudflare do this for free?

No

It does, don't lie to potential customers. Everybody knows that CloudFlare offers DDoS protection. It might not be extremely advanced, but most people don't need it (and if they do they just buy one of the avaible packages).

No, we don't do that browser check!

We protect against DDoS!

This post makes no sense at all. CloudFlare does this check to ensure someone isn't a bot (which most DDoS attacks use).

[antiddos.es]

doesnt cloudflare do this for free?

No

It does, don't lie to potential customers. Everybody knows that CloudFlare offers DDoS protection. It might not be extremely advanced, but most people don't need it (and if they do they just buy one of the avaible packages).

No, we don't do that browser check!

We protect against DDoS!

This post makes no sense at all. CloudFlare does this check to ensure someone isn't a bot (which most DDoS attacks use).

But they don't do it for free!

[webbrowser]

Doesn't cloudflare have a free tier that could handle all the dos examples you mentioned (except maybe for POST)?

[MangoJ]

Comcast business class and Civilian class internet service includes free DDOS protection.

I know because I use it.
In this picture you can see I was hit with 875,000,000 Requests per second for over an hour.
It was much longer, but I never even noticed because my hardware and/or ISP combination laughs at DDOS.



Why would anyone pay for protection against a sloppy outdated form of attack?
worse,
Why would any Bitcoin related website want their packets of web traffic rerouted through an offshore company that could be sniffing data to steal bitcoins?

Yes I said that.

[h0lybyte]

Rent an OVH dedicated server for your front end ddos protection

Funnel all the traffic through their dedicated server

That may or may not be what I do


Anyhow, do you offer a service similar to that? Like setting up the service using a pre-existing infrastructure

[MangoJ]

Don't funnel/ bottleneck your traffic.
Don't run your traffic through an outside service that could rob you.