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Bunch of cheap VPS with IPv4

KupolKupol Member
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Hello mates,

I need 3-4 cheap VPSes with 1 IPv4.

The requirements are:
1 IPv4. The servers should be hosted at different networks
Server spec doesn't matter.

Most cheap VMs are out of stock at http://lowendstock.com/

I will be using these VMs for my honeypot project.

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  • rds100rds100 Member

    Ask @cociu

  • cociucociu Member

    Thanks @rds100

  • cociucociu Member

    @Kupol location , budget ?

  • KupolKupol Member

    @cociu

    Location does not matter. What matters more is that I need each VM to be on a different ASN.
    My budget is $1-$2 per VM. Or $12-$15/yr per VM.

  • Steven_FSteven_F Member

    We've got NJ and LA OVZ VPS for $2.25 a month or $20 a year. 1 IPv4 each. ;)

  • gestiondbigestiondbi Member, Patron Provider

    MooseVZ?

  • MeanServersMeanServers Member, Host Rep
    edited November 2015

    @Kupol said:
    cociu

    Location does not matter. What matters more is that I need each VM to be on a different ASN.
    My budget is $1-$2 per VM. Or $12-$15/yr per VM.

    Unmanaged 128MB LET Exclusive

    Intel Xeon Processors

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    10 GB SSD-Cached SAS 15k RAID 10 Hard Drives

    128 MB RAM

    75 GB Bandwidth

    1 IPv4 IP Address

    /64 Subnet IPv6 IP Addresses

    KVM VPS Technology

    $2/mo addon extravaganza!

    Los Angeles, CA or Denver, CO

    $15/year!

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    Currently 5 in stock

  • doghouchdoghouch Member

    @MeanServers said:
    Currently 5 in stock

    Each IP should be on a separate ASN #. Although I don't know why this is a requirement (spam?)...

  • rds100rds100 Member

    doghouch said: Each IP should be on a separate ASN #. Although I don't know why this is a requirement (spam?)...

    He told you already - honeypots. If you don't know what a honeypot is - google it.

  • GM2015GM2015 Member
    edited November 2015

    What do you get out of hosting honeypots? I can't see it changing the internet anyway.

    Spambots will carry on.

    Emailers will carry on.

    Bruteforce bots and botnets will carry on.

  • singsingsingsing Member

    GM2015 said: What do you get out of hosting honeypots? I can't see it changing the internet anyway.

    I think the goal is to make hacking less productive per unit of time/effort by having all these decoy targets all over the place.

    It's the best plan we've got?

  • GM2015GM2015 Member

    I'd assume that most people behind such software/whatever they use would seek out hosts who wouldn't be bothered about complaints/dmca/legal threats etc, making honeypots + retaliating emails somewhat useless.

    Some honeypot blacklists might be useful in some cases, like the spambot blacklists and sites using these plugins/apis/whatevers.

    singsing said: I think the goal is to make hacking less productive per unit of time/effort by having all these decoy targets all over the place.

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