-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Firstly, thanks for your advise. Since I'm personally fed up with this provider, I'll move my Tor node anyway. This last DDoS handling was just the last straw. But before I discourage others from choosing this hosting provider, I wanted to check the facts behind this DDoS attack, but within by own log files, I can see nothing helpful. I'm going to ask the provider for further information. Putting a Tor hint into the reverse DNS entry sounds like a great idea. I wouldn't have thought that this actually stops people from attacking your server. Thanks! Furthermore, I wondered if the attackers were attracted to my system because of the Tor service, or were just randomly picking targets. But from your previous descriptions, I rather deduce that it is more like the latter, rather random attacks, right? Anyway, I'll keep you informed about my investigations of the attack if you like. Regards, Chris -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Icedove - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJUnXU0AAoJEHAzZ6ooPDSyGDYQAJ/6Fp7EGlLdZ5yCCgeyNUwS Ku1rKmw5MYzeN3L7HMzLXYSFvKTzk0jtcz5oLwbpWYyHO3SumSI+N3prmsZPaoBy Txo/zn4WllO1uFaAVsoxQOfpbM+J4x0qogX77RZYLyvrGPcewt6hm+EuyxkatjBd rLSzlv2VbMntjUtkv5nM3zw/RIPyjNv5zsp9aBgSZLKRP+cyhONkuLqgmfaQ2tHG ICzu8Rjwr5rpwNxXpfmJWwRasJg+HCu2u9awauOggQ8BIZ+8qkH1CuprXNgfulWt xR82G+fmrywY1ODhB/go3j2Nx25gagMZLWbpnTSHYGcY9pL9TC7drkm0fw5ZB2VJ 92dlyPSj3bvdhSRVJBJiCQkhmtmqq4iLeZS2qoJLDcHAt70oePRMq4wJtVu7mugI 8e3uYL9f3SBTs3MsmSK/drGTEqNnhCl0ekLLPg4weRoEDSBkwsAmSVNwAqEhvs+P 6ZHWOOMVhZwPPJtQxupgIbDonBOuHg5BSrw5Csnqv+gwS2QNwOykdQV5ZKPxtXdS rkv2q8TFpC7kBhnkljhdokXUDn19GmfM3OvxSRZbJe8+G/NNxKf50NeAQPuosnsr AQYNClByNnfqXFOqFs2IIdUVHAaLuT5d4oZuA8YkTpJjZ6YMimjz2nlJO/QGxG9m VKGNZ/BnQ/OYug3ejpwB =ZbAl -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----