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Technical guides on DDoS protection, game server infrastructure, and network operations. Written by the engineers running the network.
Always-On DDoS Protection vs On-Demand: Why the Difference Costs You Players
Most DDoS protection activates after detection. That 2–5 second window is exactly when players disconnect. Here's why always-on filtering is the only architecture that works for game servers.
Read articleMinecraft Server DDoS Protection: A Complete Guide for Server Operators
Minecraft servers face some of the most aggressive DDoS campaigns in gaming. This guide covers the attack types, why generic protection fails, and what protocol-specific filtering actually does.
Read articleFiveM Server DDoS Protection: Preventing Attacks on Roleplay Communities
FiveM servers host roleplay communities worth thousands of hours of player investment. A DDoS attack doesn't just cause downtime - it disrupts ongoing stories. Here's how to protect against it.
Read articleHow to Choose a DDoS Protection Provider: A Game Server Operator's Checklist
Not all DDoS protection is equal for game servers. Here's what to evaluate when comparing providers - and the red flags to watch for.
Read articleGRE Tunnel Setup for DDoS Protection: Step-by-Step for Game Servers
GRE tunnels make DDoS protection simple without requiring BGP expertise. Here's how they work and why they're perfect for game server operators.
Read articleBGP Blackholing vs Always-On Filtering: What the Trade-offs Actually Mean
BGP blackholing stops attacks instantly - by dropping all traffic to the target IP, including legitimate players. Here's when it makes sense and when always-on filtering is the only viable option.
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