Emergency Hotline

Site under attack? Get expert help, fast.

DDoS, credential stuffing, scraper floods, suspicious traffic spikes — whatever's hitting you. I'm an engineer with years of experience implementing Cloudflare, AWS Shield, and standalone mitigation. I'll tell you whether the right answer is CF, AWS, or a $0 nginx rate-limit. No vendor commission. No upsell.

Fill out the form below and I'll reach out as fast as I can. Need a guaranteed 30-min callback? Express Response option coming soon.

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Tell me what's happening

Submitting this creates a free account and opens a support ticket. I'll respond as soon as I can.

A free account will be created with this email so we have a ticket trail.

No SLA on free triage — I respond as fast as I can during business hours. Express Response ($500, guaranteed 30-min callback) launching soon.

What I can help with

Cloudflare — Under Attack Mode, WAF rules, rate-limiting, bot management, configuration audits
AWS Shield / WAF — Shield Advanced setup, WAF rules, CloudFront tuning, ALB protection
Standalone mitigation — nginx rate-limits, fail2ban, iptables rules, origin hardening
Vendor migration — CF setup from scratch, moving from one provider to another, DNS cutovers
Traffic analysis — identifying attack patterns from logs, distinguishing real users from bots
Postmortems — root cause analysis after the dust settles, recommendations for next time

While you wait — try these now

  1. If you're on Cloudflare: toggle "I'm Under Attack" mode in the dashboard (Security → Settings). It adds a JS challenge to every visitor — will slow real users a bit but stops most bot traffic instantly.
  2. If you're on AWS: AWS Shield Standard is already on. Check CloudWatch metrics for `BlockedRequests` on your WAF, and verify your ALB has connection draining enabled.
  3. If you're direct: rate-limit by IP at nginx (limit_req_zone) and consider putting CF in front as a temporary mitigation while we talk — it's free and takes ~10 minutes.
  4. Capture data: grab a few minutes of access logs (or CF's analytics page) so we have something to look at together.