I'm getting ddos..

wjdwk1177 said:

I'm ranked on page 1 of Google for casino sites.

In this case, if I report to the police, I have no choice but to reveal that I run a casino site.

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sanseraservices said:

Use DDos defence either.

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bartosimpsonio said:

I've seen a lot these past few decades

Ain't never seen a police neg SEO report before

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wjdwk1177 said:

But to report DDoS, I need to open my site to the police. If I do, I find myself running a casino site.
Casino sites are illegal in our country.

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wjdwk1177 said:

It seems that the reality is that even if you get DDoS for countries where casino site operation is illegal, you can't report it.

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wjdwk1177 said:

When I checked through the cloud flare, it was confirmed that it was attacking through our mobile phone ip.

I'm ranked on page 1 of Google for casino sites.

In this case, if I report to the police, I have no choice but to reveal that I run a casino site.

Members who run these black keywords, when they are attacked with DDoS, do they only proceed with DDoS defense?
Or do you make them hold you legally responsible for the DDoS attacker?

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1. Identify the region your clients are coming from. If most of your traffic is from a specific region, consider blocking all other countries, as it’s nearly impossible for members outside your target countries to be legitimate users.
2. If you’re still facing DDoS attacks, especially from higher-risk countries, start analyzing the traffic. Many Layer 7 DDoS attacks will hit your front page without normal headers, so inspecting the traffic carefully and setting specific rules based on that can help mitigate the risk.