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Hello does anyone have good and tested security guard for interlude from ddos and ect. Please share i can't find good one.

Guard and antiddos is not the same thing..

Antiddos protection can provide a hosting company..

Guard=client protection and server protection..

And you cant find something like this shared...

Find a hosting company like ovh.com for a start

And take your dedicate server

For antibot visit marketplace and find what are you looking for..

Protection from DOS attacks is being provided by your hosting company, and of course dependable by your hosting plan.

Protection from bots (L2Net, L2Tower, Adrenaline, etc...) is being provided by client anti-bot systems, such as SmartGuard, LameGuard, JGuard etc.

 

Like @Reborn12 mentioned, search here for anti-bots.

  • 1 month later...
On 7/29/2017 at 11:10 PM, remigas said:

Hello does anyone have good and tested security guard for interlude from ddos and ect. Please share i can't find good one.

Hi,
If you have Windows Server (any version) or whatever Windows OS, you need to format/delete everything and install Linux.
If you have LINUX you can check these posts here:
(First you need a good and expensive rooter with a strong firewall (CISCO), or whatever rooter you can get from 200$ and up)

Prevent IP Spoofing (Linux)
Accept remote connection from your website to your MySQL server (safe way)
Install (D)DosDeflate
Use fail2ban/denyhost as IDS (Install an Intrusion Detection System)
Check for flood on Linux (from terminal)

Turn On TCP SYN Cookie Protection
Kernel sysctl configuration file for Linux


or you can buy expensive dedicated servers with DDoS protection from OVH or another company. Use Google.
GL&HF!

 

Edited by Irelia#1

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