Topic: AthenaLayer | #1 Provider of DDoS Protection | Free For Websites (Read 4530 times)
Athena Layer now actively protects over 1,650 websites!
October 17, 2015, 07:22:25 PM
Had a few problems while trying to add a website, but finally got it working. This seems pretty good. I'll update shall something come up.
Awesome, enjoy the service!
We are constantly adding more features and making the verification process easier!
October 17, 2015, 07:22:01 PM
Well, this escalated quickly.
So you do acknowledge knowingly attacking a website with a purpose of knocking it off? Do you understand that this is illegal in most countries?
Do your "partners" know that you host booters with them?
I believe your "free" service is worth a try, but if anybody's got anything serious to protect, they definitely should go elsewhere.
So you do acknowledge knowingly attacking a website with a purpose of knocking it off? Do you understand that this is illegal in most countries?
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a partnership with OVH
Do your "partners" know that you host booters with them?I believe your "free" service is worth a try, but if anybody's got anything serious to protect, they definitely should go elsewhere.
I didn't attack anything, simply illustrating the lack of quality of your service.
That's like saying you run a lock company then crying when someone breaks your lock.
Welcome to the real world little guy.
BTW testing a website is completely legal, in ALL countries.
DDoS is only illegal when it is used to hold people personally ransom and black mail them etc... Then you can become charged with black mail, but never DDoSing. There is no such crime such as "DDoS". It's just an internet thing that is free to fix.
Keep crying, if it wasn't then why would your company even exist?
I don't host any "booters" with OVH.
You should really quit commenting on this thread.
October 17, 2015, 06:27:37 PM
Had a few problems while trying to add a website, but finally got it working. This seems pretty good. I'll update shall something come up.
October 17, 2015, 01:55:10 PM
Well, this escalated quickly.
So you do acknowledge knowingly attacking a website with a purpose of knocking it off? Do you understand that this is illegal in most countries?
Do your "partners" know that you host booters with them?
I believe your "free" service is worth a try, but if anybody's got anything serious to protect, they definitely should go elsewhere.
So you do acknowledge knowingly attacking a website with a purpose of knocking it off? Do you understand that this is illegal in most countries?
Quote
a partnership with OVH
Do your "partners" know that you host booters with them?I believe your "free" service is worth a try, but if anybody's got anything serious to protect, they definitely should go elsewhere.
October 16, 2015, 03:02:20 PM
Looks like an OVH reseller, so just google for OVH protection reviews if you are curious what the limits are.
You have no knowledge of DDoS.
OVH Does not provide any layer 7 mitigation, which is the difficult part.
Please post your uneducated bull shit else where.
Your website is hosted with OVH, so yes, basically, you ARE a reseller
Buying a DDoS protected server doesn't necessarily mean becoming a provider.Also, care to elaborate what "750Kr/s" is?
We don't resell anything we have a partnership with OVH.
We write out own DDoS protection firewall scripts which is why our services stay online.
750kR/s it a measurement of requests per second.
It seems you don't understand layer 7 attacks.
You seem to associate DDoS protection with layer 4 only (of which OVH provides no protection at this level).
October 16, 2015, 07:19:13 AM
Looks like an OVH reseller, so just google for OVH protection reviews if you are curious what the limits are.
You have no knowledge of DDoS.
OVH Does not provide any layer 7 mitigation, which is the difficult part.
Please post your uneducated bull shit else where.
Your website is hosted with OVH, so yes, basically, you ARE a reseller
Buying a DDoS protected server doesn't necessarily mean becoming a provider.Also, care to elaborate what "750Kr/s" is?
October 16, 2015, 02:56:19 AM
What is the maximum attack you'd be able to handle in the free plan?
There hasn't been an attack large enough to drop any of our clients, and believe me our clients get a lot of really big attacks 24/7.
What do you mean by "big attacks"? What size? Also, were they on the free plan when the attacks came?
I might be interested in this then.
Well some of our clients get hit by 750Kr/s layer 7 attacks as well as 100Gb/s+ Layer 4 attacks.
Some of them were using free plans.
All were mitigated with no problems.
Would I need to upgrade if I get a bigger attack than the average for free websites?
No we give full protection to all free websites
We will never stop protecting our users despite any size attack.
October 16, 2015, 02:55:46 AM
Looks promising, I'll sign up later and hopefully everything goes good
Sure, sounds great!
Please let me know if you have any questions/concerns
October 16, 2015, 02:54:31 AM
Looks like an OVH reseller, so just google for OVH protection reviews if you are curious what the limits are.
You have no knowledge of DDoS.
OVH Does not provide any layer 7 mitigation, which is the difficult part.
Please post your uneducated bull shit else where.
October 15, 2015, 11:53:58 PM
What is the maximum attack you'd be able to handle in the free plan?
There hasn't been an attack large enough to drop any of our clients, and believe me our clients get a lot of really big attacks 24/7.
What do you mean by "big attacks"? What size? Also, were they on the free plan when the attacks came?
I might be interested in this then.
Well some of our clients get hit by 750Kr/s layer 7 attacks as well as 100Gb/s+ Layer 4 attacks.
Some of them were using free plans.
All were mitigated with no problems.
Would I need to upgrade if I get a bigger attack than the average for free websites?
October 15, 2015, 09:05:50 PM
Looks promising, I'll sign up later and hopefully everything goes good
October 15, 2015, 08:07:50 PM
Looks like an OVH reseller, so just google for OVH protection reviews if you are curious what the limits are.
October 15, 2015, 03:18:15 PM
What is the maximum attack you'd be able to handle in the free plan?
There hasn't been an attack large enough to drop any of our clients, and believe me our clients get a lot of really big attacks 24/7.
What do you mean by "big attacks"? What size? Also, were they on the free plan when the attacks came?
I might be interested in this then.
Well some of our clients get hit by 750Kr/s layer 7 attacks as well as 100Gb/s+ Layer 4 attacks.
Some of them were using free plans.
All were mitigated with no problems.
October 15, 2015, 03:07:46 PM
What is the maximum attack you'd be able to handle in the free plan?
There hasn't been an attack large enough to drop any of our clients, and believe me our clients get a lot of really big attacks 24/7.
What do you mean by "big attacks"? What size? Also, were they on the free plan when the attacks came?
I might be interested in this then.
October 15, 2015, 02:37:36 PM
What is the maximum attack you'd be able to handle in the free plan?
There hasn't been an attack large enough to drop any of our clients, and believe me our clients get a lot of really big attacks 24/7.
October 15, 2015, 05:38:13 AM
What is the maximum attack you'd be able to handle in the free plan?
October 15, 2015, 04:48:50 AM
You provide free for lifetime ?? ..as its not mention how many day or time its free
It is free for life as shown here: http://athenalayer.com/pricing.html
October 15, 2015, 03:52:40 AM
You provide free for lifetime ?? ..as its not mention how many day or time its free
October 14, 2015, 09:03:15 PM
Websites get our protection for free. when something sounds nice, people will like to hear it again, are you saying ddos level 4 protections for free?
Yes layer 4 and layer 7 protection for free!
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