My game server is under DDoS attack: What now?

Alexandra • 04 Apr 2026

There is nothing more frustrating than watching your community’s ping spike to 999ms or seeing your server console flooded with fake connections. If your game is lagging for no apparent reason or players can’t log in, you’ve likely been targeted. Panic is your worst enemy. Let’s get straight to what you need to do to […]

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Anti-DDoS Tool for Windows (Download)

Alexandra • 25 Mar 2026

If you came here looking for an anti-DDoS tool for Windows download, here’s the truth: It won’t protect you from a real DDoS attack. And yes — most people only realize this after it’s too late. 🚫 Is there an Anti-DDoS software for Windows? Short answer: not in the way you think. Programs that claim: […]

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How to protect your game server from DDoS attacks (quick practical guide)

Alexandra • 25 Mar 2026

If you’re reading this, chances are you’re dealing with something like this: Your server is lagging hard…Or worse — completely offline. DDoS attacks are one of the most common ways to take down online game servers. And yes, even small projects get targeted. Let’s keep it simple and practical. 🚨 What is a DDoS attack? […]

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A Practical Beginner’s Guide to DDoS Protection

Alexandra • 23 Mar 2026

A Practical Beginner’s Guide to DDoS Protection Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are no longer a “big company problem.” Even small projects, hobby APIs, and early-stage SaaS platforms get hit—often by low-effort attacks that are surprisingly effective against poorly configured systems. This guide is not theoretical. It focuses on what actually matters when you’re […]

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How to protect yourself from L7 (Application Layer) DDoS attacks

Alexandra • 21 Mar 2026

If you run any internet-facing service — API, website, panel, game server — you’re already a target for Layer 7 attacks. And unlike volumetric attacks (L3/L4), this isn’t just about bandwidth… it’s about logic and behavior. Attackers simulate legit traffic: Valid HTTP requests Realistic User-Agents Rotating IPs (proxy/residential) Human-like patterns Your server thinks it’s normal… […]

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DDoS Protection for Websites & Online Games — Mirai Has You Covered

Alexandra • 19 Mar 2026

If you’re reading this, chances are you’re dealing with one of the worst situations any online project can face: A DDoS attack. Your website is down. Your game server is lagging or completely offline. Players are leaving. Users are complaining. And you don’t know what to do next. Take a breath. We’ve got you. 🚨 […]

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The Life of a Packet: From User to Server

Francisco de Oliveira Sousa • 15 Mar 2026

When you open a website, click a link, or send a request to an API, the process feels almost instant. A page loads, data appears, and everything seems simple from the user’s perspective. Behind the scenes, however, that request travels through a complex global infrastructure. Every time you access a website, small units of data […]

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Why Installing Anti-DDoS Software on a Server Does Not Work

Alexandra • 15 Mar 2026

When a server starts being attacked, many administrators panic and begin searching for quick solutions. It is very common to see people rushing to buy anti-DDoS software that promises protection when installed directly on the server. These programs are often expensive and marketed as advanced protection for Windows Server or Linux machines. The idea sounds […]

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Why Cloudflare Often Fails Against DDoS Attacks

Alexandra • 14 Mar 2026

Over the years Cloudflare has become almost synonymous with DDoS protection. Many companies simply place their website behind the platform and assume they are fully protected. In practice the situation can be quite different. This is particularly true when dealing with Layer 7 (L7) attacks. This article explains why. The challenge of a general purpose […]

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