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Thanks for the kind words. I hope I won't have to close this service in a few days due to abuse but its a weird world we live in.

>>klipit+(OP)
Do you have funding to cover the paying the bandwidth costs which will ultimately result from this? Or if you're running this from a home network, does anyone know if OP should be concerned of running into issues with their ISP?

>>klipit+(OP)
As someone who has launched something free on HN before, the resulting signups were around 1/3rd valid users doing cool things and checking things out, and 2/3rds nefarious users.

>>klipit+(OP)
Dare I ask how much bandwidth it is consuming?

>>jjcm+rg1
a bit better benevolent:malicious ratio than the real world

>>pcthro+8e
The tunnel host appears to be a Hetzner server, they are pretty generous with bandwidth but the interesting thing I learned about doing some scalability improvements at a similar company [0] is that for these proxy systems, each direction’s traffic is egress bandwidth. Good luck OP, the tool looks cool. Kinda like pinggy.

[0] https://localxpose.io

>>pcthro+8e
I can cover hundreds of PB of bandwidth per month if needed without paying a fortune.

>>klipit+Oy1
Can you share more details? I know Hetzner offers unlimited bandwidth in some cases but I thought it limited only to servers with the 1Gbs uplink

>>dlensk+Hk1
Its around 700MB today so far.

>>klipit+(OP)
I run playit.gg. Abuse is a big problem on our free tier. I’d get https://github.com/projectdiscovery/nuclei setup to scan your online endpoints and autoban detections of c2 servers.

>>kiloba+Wz1
Work closet /s

>>klipit+(OP)
My service (which doesn't have public access, only via SSH as a client) was used by a ransomware gang, which involved the service in investigation from Dutch CERT and Dubai police.

It's still live though.

>>patric+uO1
Thanks for sharing this. I run packetriot.com, another tunneling service and I ended up writing my own scanner for endpoints using keyword lists I gathered from various infosec resources.

I had done some account filtering for origins coming out of Tor, VPN networks, data centers, etc. but I recently dropped those and added an portal page for free accounts, similar to what ngrok does.

It was very effective at preventing abuse. I also added mechanism for reporting abuse on the safety page that's presented.

>>jborak+BZ3
Have you found a way to detect xworm c2c servers?

>>tonyme+Dl1
2/3rds of people in the world are malicious?

>>hrimfa+oJ4
2/3 of resources will typically be spent by malicious/nefarious/abusive users.

[edit] for clarity