Is AlphaVPS down?

We are currently experiencing a large-scale DDoS attack targeting portions of our network infrastructure. This attack is causing intermittent connectivity issues and increased latency for some customers. Our network engineering team is actively working to deploy additional permanent mitigation measures to fully address this attack and further strengthen the resilience of our infrastructure. Temporary mitigation is already in place, and we continue to monitor and adapt our defenses as the attack evolves. We sincerely apologize for any disruption this may cause and appreciate your patience while we work toward a complete and permanent resolution. Further updates will be provided as progress is made.

We are continuing to work on a fix for this issue.

We've applied mitigation in Nuremberg. Sofia is pending and should be applied shortly. As we're dealing with an extortion/ransom DDoS attacks, we're unable to share more details publically.

While the malicious attackers are constantly changing the attack patterns, we're applying mitigation and the majority of our customers are back online. We're engaging local law enforcement in the situation as well. Further information to follow.

We've implemented mitigation across all of our locations and traffic has returned to normal. There might be variances in ICMP, but we trust that the issue is getting resolved in full.

We're continuing to monitor the situation and apply mitigation adjustments. All services across all locations are online and are considered stable currently.

We are continuing to monitor for any further issues.

We're monitoring the situation and tuning mitigation profile across locations to ensure seamless work of the mitigation appliances with minimal interruptions.

This incident has been resolved.

We have started urgent network maintenance in our New York location to deploy new upstream connectivity following the unexpected exit of our current provider from the facility. Further details are sent via email to all affected virtual machine clients. During this maintenance, some customers may experience intermittent connectivity interruptions or temporary downtime while network migration activities are performed. The maintenance window is expected to last up to 8 hours, although we believe the actual disruption will be significantly shorter. We sincerely apologize for the short notice and any inconvenience caused. This upgrade is an important step toward improving the long-term stability and quality of our New York services. Further updates will be posted here as progress continues.

We have finished with the network upgrade and as of 1 hour - all network is stable. We'll continue monitoring for a few more hours, until we close the case.

This incident has been resolved.