Even then, its rare for it to be accurate down to the address level. To get a more specific address they would have had to infect the user with malware that can access the web browser location API, or con the user into visiting a dodgy web server and guess your location based on WiFi networks in the area. I have my doubts about this, no IP address gives your address, at best it will be allocated to a city and its domain name "might" give more specific location information IF you work for the ISP so can look up which local cabinet it refers to.īut in most cases, it won't even reflect which city you are in, just which city your ISP is in. Beyond this, you'd be better off reporting this cunt to the FBI, because they consider DOS attacks a federal offense. Its very hit and miss with its speed test results from what I've seen with others using it. There is apparently a 60 day money back guaranteed for it though, in case you don't like it.
Its brand new, and I haven't tried it myself, so I can't really speak to its quality.
For $59 per year you can protect up to five devices on your account. Malwarebytes is offering their own VPN service. Well I've heard good things about Nord, not sure about express. Also, how do I even use a VPN to negate a DDOS? Im debating either express or nord, whats best? I heard some reviews say express is faster, but nord has more privacy, I guess I'd need privacy in this case. Im gonna kick him, but first I need a VPN. This fucking wierdo just DOXXED a guy, took google image pics of his house, and threatened somebody over an in game item. Hey all, situation is getting a bit more dire.
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