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i guess more servers would be great but then it would be more money needed from the creators pockets :/
hiving servers would bring up a security issue
Yea the community sure is growing even though its down because your getting dossed makes sense seems like you should reevaluate the word grow because ive seen nothing but decline since ive joined because of ddos I love the server and all but its frustrating when I get flamed on this community and nobody can talk to you about it because they don't know what there talking about.They only attack us because they're mad at the success we've had as of recently, they can keep trying but Monolith will only grow from here, they can't stop us
Unfortunately, this does not apply if the attacks originate from another country besides the Unites States. If the host of the attacks is located within the US, then the host may be charged with those crimes, but if the host is coming from another country, then essentially all bets are off. If the host is within the US but the person utilizing the host to launch the attack is not from the US, that person cannot be charged, only the hosting company which allows these types of attacks.DDoS attacks are breaking the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) under the US/American law. As this server is currently situated in a US host server, you can take action against anyone whom attempts a dedicated denial of service attack and bring them to court. Basic fines for this law can reach from 1000$ USD to 5 years in jail.
Pretty sure it has to cost at least $5000 in damage according to US law in order to actually charge someone as well I'm pretty sure. Could be wrong, but I remember seeing that somewhere.Unfortunately, this does not apply if the attacks originate from another country besides the Unites States. If the host of the attacks is located within the US, then the host may be charged with those crimes, but if the host is coming from another country, then essentially all bets are off. If the host is within the US but the person utilizing the host to launch the attack is not from the US, that person cannot be charged, only the hosting company which allows these types of attacks.
You're clearly not aware of the growth we've had and still do have. We're in no way on a decline and if you believe we are on a decline, at least come with some form of validation to assist you in your claim? Since the launch about two'ish weeks ago, our forum registrations have more than doubled, with plenty of new registrations daily, and our server has almost always 100 players when we aren't DDOS'd.Yea the community sure is growing even though its down because your getting dossed makes sense seems like you should reevaluate the word grow because ive seen nothing but decline since ive joined because of ddos I love the server and all but its frustrating when I get flamed on this community and nobody can talk to you about it because they don't know what there talking about.
What the hell are you on about dude? First of all, Thriving Ventures Ltd. is registered in the United Kingdom so your entire post about the U.S. and how it applies its laws (which you really need to get me sources on) is just going to piss people off.Unfortunately, this does not apply if the attacks originate from another country besides the Unites States. If the host of the attacks is located within the US, then the host may be charged with those crimes, but if the host is coming from another country, then essentially all bets are off. If the host is within the US but the person utilizing the host to launch the attack is not from the US, that person cannot be charged, only the hosting company which allows these types of attacks.
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