It doesn't matter. The furry found nothing interesting. If Cloudflare doesn't deny service, no reason the ISP would. Even if it did, it takes seconds to move back up to another VPS provider.
If Cloudflare isn't going to deny service, then why would the ISP? Even if they do, it would take no time for them to move to another hosting provider.
Edit: you're the retard who made the blog post, aren't you? I own multiple virtual private servers. I wouldn't give a shit if you knew their IPs because I have backups for all of them and can easily transfer the software to a different VPS from another provider. Try again, furry.
Just connect to https://104.26.8.222. Not exactly a secret TDW uses cloudflare. When traffic to TDW is high, you often get the Cloudflare DDOS protection browser check or Cloudflare captcha. Just a retarded furry who thinks it's talented.
These are more TDW IPs.
104.26.8.222 172.67.73.6
I thought it was impossible to hide this info? A website's servers' IP addresses are public knowledge. Can someone explain what I'm missing here?
I don't think even that's the case. The non-cloudflare IP can just cancel direct requests.