nShield
nShield is an intelligent security solution that provides continuous protection against DDoS attacks. With real-time threat analysis, high-performance traffic filtering, and AI-driven protection, it keeps your network secure and fast. Optimized for game servers, it ensures only legitimate connections are allowed.
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nShield's Features 
Permanent Mitigation
nShield provides continuous protection by detecting and neutralizing DDoS attacks in real time, ensuring uninterrupted service.
Premium Connectivity
With nShield, your network stays fast and reliable even under attack, minimizing latency and maximizing performance.
Symmetric Protection
nShield analyzes both inbound and outbound traffic, offering balanced, AI-driven defense against asymmetric threats.
Automatic Port Learning
nShield automatically learns port usage and activates DDoS filters in real-time.
How does nShield work?
Our DDoS protection system efficiently mitigates volumetric attacks by filtering high-bandwidth malicious traffic before it reaches your services. In the initial stage, our core routers analyze incoming traffic and filter out a significant portion of high-volume irregular traffic. The remaining traffic is then directed to our servers running eBPF/XDP-based proprietary software, where it undergoes comprehensive inspections to eliminate invalid and malicious requests.
Following this process, payloads and handshake procedures are meticulously examined based on the type of protected service. Specifically for game servers, our system employs specialized filtering mechanisms tailored for Minecraft, FiveM, and other gaming protocols, ensuring that only legitimate connections are allowed.
When an attack is detected, our reverse proxy infrastructure is activated to dynamically analyze game queries, effectively filtering out malicious traffic with near-total accuracy. As a result, your services continue to operate seamlessly and securely.
Our Game Filters
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This month's mitigated attacks
15.41 TB
This month's allowed traffic
507.62 GB
This month's dropped traffic