Network status
What is happening out there
This panel does not measure our traffic: it measures the Internet's. These are the denial-of-service attacks Cloudflare's network detected over the last seven days, with their origin country, their target and the technique used. We publish it because the protection we include with every server only makes sense once you see what it protects against.
Updated: 23 Oct 2026, 21:15 · Refreshed every 15 minutes
Layers 3 and 4: packet floods that try to saturate the line. This is the typical attack on a game server.
Where they come from (network)
- United States19.2%
- Brazil18.3%
- Russia4.2%
- Taiwan3.8%
- Singapore3.3%
- United Kingdom3.1%
- Chile2.9%
- Japan2.7%
- Hong Kong2.7%
- Bangladesh2.5%
- India2.3%
- Argentina2.3%
Where they land
- United States74.1%
- Brazil9.7%
- Hong Kong7.4%
- India3.5%
- Germany1.5%
- Switzerland1.3%
- South Korea1.3%
- China0.6%
- United Kingdom0.1%
- Canada0.1%
- Indonesia0.1%
- British Virgin Islands0.0%
Most used protocols
- UDP55.3%
- GRE39.2%
- TCP5.5%
- ICMP0.0%
Layer 7: requests that look legitimate and exhaust the application. This is the typical attack on a website or a panel.
Where they come from (application)
- United States22.5%
- China5.8%
- Singapore5.7%
- Netherlands5.1%
- Germany4.8%
- Indonesia4.3%
- France3.4%
- Brazil3.3%
- India2.7%
- South Korea2.1%
- Russia1.8%
- Japan1.8%
What your server includes
Denial-of-service protection active from the first minute, at no extra cost and on no higher plan, plus a firewall that opens and closes your server's ports on its own. If something goes wrong, we answer on Discord in under 15 minutes on average.
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