Nexusguard 的解决方案可保护 Bitminter 免受 DDoS 攻击和停机
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 区块链
适用行业
- 电网
- 矿业
用例
- 时间敏感网络
关于客户
Bitminter是比特币矿池领域的先驱。该公司成立于 2011 年，是最早出现在全球舞台上的同类公司之一。 Bitminter 在竞争激烈的市场中运营，拥有超过 300,000 名用户。在巅峰时期，该公司保持着全球10%的比特币挖矿算力。 Bitminter 的商业模式基于为个人提供用户友好的替代方案，以集中精力开采比特币并分享利润。然而，该公司对互联网的依赖使其成为 DDoS 攻击和勒索威胁的频繁目标。
挑战
Bitminter作为比特币矿池的先驱，由于频繁的DDoS攻击和勒索威胁，在维护网络稳定性和正常运行时间方面面临着重大挑战。自2011年成立以来，Bitminter已吸引了超过30万用户，并在巅峰时期保持着10%的比特币算力。然而，由于该公司对互联网的高度依赖，经常成为 DDoS 攻击的目标。虽然这些攻击很少导致公司长时间瘫痪，但 Bitminter 意识到任何停机都可能导致用户转向其他服务。该公司曾尝试建立二级和三级矿池作为权宜之计，但攻击仍在继续。此外，托管 Bitminter 的数据中心会在攻击期间对公司进行空路由，从而有效地使服务离线。这种情况导致每次矿池无法访问时用户都会离开。
解决方案
Bitminter 向 Nexusguard 寻求 DDoS 攻击问题的解决方案。 Nexusguard 的 DDoS+ 保护提供了 Bitminter 维持其用户群和盈利能力所需的关键稳定性和绝对正常运行时间。这项服务确保了最长的正常运行时间，这是在竞争激烈的比特币挖矿行业留住现有矿工和吸引新矿工的关键因素。 Nexusguard 的服务还提供了安全预算规划方面的可预测性，具有透明的月费结构和最高上限，可以在发生攻击时消除任何令人不快的超额意外情况。该解决方案使 Bitminter 能够继续运营，而不会被攻击淹没或受到托管提供商的突发奇想。
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