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OVHcloud €3 NAT box survived a DDoS somehow

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11 #1

My €3 NAT box from OVHcloud just survived what looked like a DDoS
I was expecting it to fold instantly but it stayed online
Has anyone else seen a cheap NAT VPS shrug off an attack like this
I checked their status page and saw nothing about any mitigation

grabs popcorn, checks /r/drama
#2

Not a DDoS. 3 Gbps volumetric gets nullrouted at any decent upstream. Probably 500 Mbps burst, scrubbing layer handled it. Provider used basic ACL, not even proper filtering.

mitigated 800Gbps before breakfast
#3

Hetzner's Asia-POP has similar stories. Their Singapore NAT line is surprisingly stable. I have seen 200 days uptime on a $2 plan.

6 #4

Ampere box would have filtered it in hardware! insane value! But seriously, OVHcloud patched silently? Classic!

#5

Actually,

danfra said:
Not a DDoS.
RFC 4732 defines DoS attack taxonomy. What you describe aligns with resource exhaustion, not distributed attack. Single-source flooding. OVHcloud's changelog shows kernel patch 5.15.73 on November 6, actually fixing conntrack table limits.

phở at 3AM, deploy at 4

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