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>(and of course, without any notice that I was liable for overages...) Inbound traffic does not count against your bandwidth quota, so if you were the target o
by ryukafalz 11y ago
>(and of course, without any notice that I was liable for overages...)
Inbound traffic does not count against your bandwidth quota, so if you were the target of a DoS attack, this would not result in overages.
https://www.linode.com/pricing https://www.linode.com/pricing
(Unless you were responding to all that traffic, that is.)
- USNetizen 11y agoThey were DDoSing HTTP amongst other services, so, yeah, there was a response via the websites being hosted. That's where the overages came from.