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Best Privacy DDOS Blocking?
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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2024
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I wouldn't worry about DDOS attacks at all.
People simply don't care about whatever small website you plan on hosting. Unless it's something extremely controversial and you gain a lot of exposure suddenly.
It's worth worrying about if you ever get big but until then just forget it.
I.E. do something about it when/if it happens and not before. A ddos is fairly harmless unless you need to stay up for some reason (and you don't need to stay up).