DDoS operator · AS208355 · Sofia
DDoS attacks stop at AS208355.
We see every attack on your prefixes as it starts, filter it on our own network, and read it with you. People in our NOC, around the clock.
What we do
Three things, on one network.
- 01
DDoS detection — YAM Watch
Your routers already export sFlow. We read it and name every attack as it starts: vector, target, peak. Nothing to install.
- 02
Filtering — On-demand · Always-on
Attacks are filtered on our own network in Sofia, by shape rather than size. On demand, when you call for it, or always on.
- 03
Our NOC, 24/7 — YAM Respond
A person reads every attack with you, tells you what to change on your network, and writes it down.
How it works
Connect once. The loop runs.
- Connect
- sFlow from your routers for detection. One BGP session and a link for filtering: a cross-connect at our site, or delivery to your data centre.
- The loop
- Detect, filter, read, report. What we learn from each attack re-cuts the sieve for the next one.
- Honest status
- Every status in your panel is backed by a counter. If we can't measure it, it says unknown, never green.
Who runs it
A small operator with its own network.
- Network
- AS208355, one site in Sofia, our own filtering hardware and software. IPv4 today.
- People
- Engineers in the NOC, around the clock. The first 30 days of filtering actions on your network are approved by a person.
- Words
- We say observed, not guaranteed. Numbers come with a date and a counter.
Start with a conversation, or with detection alone.
Tell us your ASN and your prefixes. We answer within one working day, in writing.
hello@yam.network · we answer in writing