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Minecraft Developer Buys Some Protection

By james_fudge

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An update earlier this week from Minecraft developer Markus Persson reveals that it is doing its best to defend against future denial of service attacks. We do not know if those attacks continue or if the service is down at this point, for the record. On his Tumblr page, the developer known as Notch said that he had inked a deal with a security company to deal with troublesome people that want to bring Minecraft's multiplayer down:

"I've also signed up for a DDoS protection service, and took the chance to upgrade the server hardware to a much more powerful beast. I haven't migrated things over to that server yet, but that's coming soon."

He also added that all the details have been worked out on his new company, "all the papers have been signed" and everyone is on board. Read More

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on October 24, 2010 (boomark / email).

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