Alternatives to Cloudflare

[KScyprus]

Hello everybody.

Can anyone recommend a viable alternative to Cloudflare that allows me to keep my server's ip address private if I get reports for intellectual property rights violations?


Unfortunately in recent years Cloudflare as soon as it receives a report from someone interested, it immediately communicates our hosting and our ip address.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

KScyprus said:
Hello everybody.

Can anyone recommend a viable alternative to Cloudflare that allows me to keep my server's ip address private if I get reports for intellectual property rights violations?


Unfortunately in recent years Cloudflare as soon as it receives a report from someone interested, it immediately communicates our hosting and our ip address.
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What about hosting with Njalla ?

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[KScyprus]

JohnnyDoe said:
What about hosting with Njalla ?
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I've tried tons of offshore hosting but they suck pretty bad, so I'm trying to fix it like this

 

[JohnnyDoe]

KScyprus said:
I've tried tons of offshore hosting but they suck pretty bad, so I'm trying to fix it like this
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Try Njalla. They are pirate-friendly 😉

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[overnbeyond]

KScyprus said:
Hello everybody.

Can anyone recommend a viable alternative to Cloudflare that allows me to keep my server's ip address private if I get reports for intellectual property rights violations?


Unfortunately in recent years Cloudflare as soon as it receives a report from someone interested, it immediately communicates our hosting and our ip address.
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check out;
orangewebsite

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[KScyprus]

overnbeyond said:
you can give it a try;
orangewebsite
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No friend, this is terrible! I've been using it for months and my sites were always offline because their servers suck.

In any case, I am not looking for an offshore hosting, but an alternative to Cloudflare.

 

[overnbeyond]

KScyprus said:
No friend, this is terrible! I've been using it for months and my sites were always offline because their servers suck.

In any case, I am not looking for an offshore hosting, but an alternative to Cloudflare.
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you have to try one of the small cloud hosting providers
a1.digital

 

[Spinat]

There are Sucuri who are very professional. If you look at Google you also find Stackpath and Amazon CloudFront both ultra fast and real alternatives to cloudflare.

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[KScyprus]

Spinat said:
There are Sucuri who are very professional. If you look at Google you also find Stackpath and Amazon CloudFront both ultra fast and real alternatives to cloudflare.
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I don't think they will protect anyone who violates the intellectual rights of third parties. From their terms and conditions they don't seem very friendly with this.

 

[AY7uf]

KScyprus said:
I don't think they will protect anyone who violates the intellectual rights of third parties. From their terms and conditions they don't seem very friendly with this.
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You register another offshore server which sits in-front of your actual server and hides the IP address.
You can also implement further security features on the front server to further protect the real IP.

Send a pm for some more infos.

 

[Jerry1911]

I've seen some people use this: proxy.is - Offshore Reverse Proxies.

I don't know who's the owner or how well it works though.

 

[KScyprus]

Jerry1911 said:
I've seen some people use this: proxy.is - Offshore Reverse Proxies.

I don't know who's the owner or how well it works though.
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thanks man! maybe is exactly what I was looking for!

 

[JohnnyDoe]

KScyprus said:
thanks man! maybe is exactly what I was looking for!
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Let us know if it works

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[KScyprus]

JohnnyDoe said:
Let us know if it works
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sure, today we contacted them. As soon as I have a way to use it, I'll update you.

 

[Spinat]

AY7uf said:
You register another offshore server which sits in-front of your actual server and hides the IP address.
You can also implement further security features on the front server to further protect the real IP.

Send a pm for some more infos.
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very good advise, it's need expert skills in order to set this up. We may need sources to who can help with such.

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[KScyprus]

Jerry1911 said:
I've seen some people use this: proxy.is - Offshore Reverse Proxies.

I don't know who's the owner or how well it works though.
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They don't answer bro, are you sure they are doing business yet?

 

[Jerry1911]

KScyprus said:
They don't answer bro, are you sure they are doing business yet?
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They've been in business for a long time, they're the reverse proxy of anonfiles.com for example.

If they haven't replied just move on.

 

[bonox]

JohnnyDoe said:
Try Njalla. They are pirate-friendly 😉
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how long have you used them, do they take crypto for their service? any link that direct me to them?

 

[Simon4466]

https://torrentfreak.com/njalla-takes-pirate-site-domains-offline-following-legal-pressure-210521/

bonox said:
how long have you used them, do they take crypto for their service? any link that direct me to them?
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They accept crypto including Monero. Love their service to bits 🙂
Their site is Njalla

 

[whatname]

Is this a problem with the hosting provider or Cloudflare? If the former, consider using additional reverse proxy of your own, in this case the report will be forwarded to your reverse proxy provider which if they decide to drop you, you can always re-route it elsewhere.