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Hiding your VPS' IP address is just security through obscurity and it's reccomended you always steer clear of these approaches, even though quite often they might be worth implementing anyway. Ultimately your CPPS has a game client, which must connect to a game server, you can't hide the address. What you can do is make use of a reverse proxy to try and filter attacks, there are services online (which you pay for), which offer "DDoS protected" reverse proxies, as you would be pointing your game client to the proxy address, you would, in essence, be "hiding" your real game server IP. There are also virtual server hosting providers such as OVH who provide DDoS protection as part of all of their plans (paid for by distributing the cost across all of their customers). Beware though, lots of hosting providers claim to be able to protect you from attacks, but can't, make sure to read up on reviews before getting ripped off. You should read up on how to secure linux servers from different types of attack, before trying to setup any services which you run publicly, it only takes one google search to find out how to do things the correct way, and of course you're always welcome to make support topics here if you're stuck with anything.

Hello all, This is just a fun small project I've been working on to see how to get Discord webhooks working, nothing too serious and I kind of don't recommend using it on heavily populated servers. What does it do? It sends live notifications to your Discord when someone signs in - you can build off this and create bigger and better things. What do you need? - PHP 7 - CURL - Kitsune AS2/AS3 Preview How to add First you need to create a webhook on your Discord server. Go to your server settings, and then webhooks. Click on "Create Webhook" and enter a name for your bot and also select the channel you want it in, you can also add an avatar for it (webhook icon). Copy the webhook url and save it somewhere. Now we need to go to your source and go to /Kitsune/Kitsune/ClubPenguin/Login.php Find After it add the following Where REPLACE WITH YOUR DISCORD WEB HOOK LINK is, add the webhook link. Now find After it add the following You can now save this file and launch your server. It should work great and you should then see your bot put live notifications for when someone logins. Have some fun with it, you can do all types of things with this - let it be a starter to create bigger and better things with it. Thanks to @Jad for helping me fix a few errors with it, life saver.

First you're going to need to download some Club Penguin media. You can get it all from http://icer.ink. Your VPS is going to need to have a webserver (I reccomend you use nginx), PHP and a MySQL database installed. Upload the media to your webserver webroot and extract it, then configure subdomains (respective to the ones from icerink) on your own domain and your webserver to point those domains to the respective webroot folder in the media you downloaded from icer.ink. Next you'll need to crack the Club Penguin client to disable domain locking, this essentially just involves replacing actionscript constants within files inside the /play/v2/client/ & /play/v2/games folders inside the game media directories. You can do this manually using JPEX free flash decompiler or you can use a tool I wrote in Python specifically for this process. You'll also need to modify global_crumbs.swf to point the game client to the correct address and ports that Kitsune will run on. Edit the files inside your play subdomain webroot to work on your domain (instead of clubpenguin.com), or just create a new HTML webpage which embeds club_penguin.swf. Now go and clone Kitsune out of its official repository, and configure it for your server. Execute Kitsune.sql on your database. Create a user account in your Kitsune database, run Kitsune on your server, and login via the play page. Very brief, and I purposely missed out huge amounts of detail but you can always ask for more specific help.

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If it does not have DDoS protection it can be attacked very easily using $5 booters. If you're owning a CPPS, it's very easy to fetch your IP and port using a packet editor. You should also install software like fail2ban to block SSH bruteforce attempts.