Alpha

BitsNull
DDoS protection, built in-house

BitsNull is not white-labeled protection and not a repackaged CDN. It's our own filtering engine, designed, written and tested in-house - now available in alpha to early customers who know what alpha means.

How it protects you
The engine

Our own engine. All of it.

Drops attacks at the edge

Attack traffic is stopped at the earliest possible point - before it ever reaches your service.

No third-party black box

The engine is our own code, end to end. No white-label, no licensed magic we can't explain or fix.

One control plane

All filtering is driven centrally, so protection reacts fast and behaves consistently.

Customer visibility

A panel with insight into attacks and filtering status is being built alongside the engine.

Design principles

Designed for the worst day

The interesting decisions aren't about the happy path - they're about what happens when something goes wrong.

Fails safe

A configuration problem must never take down your legitimate traffic. Protection degrades safely, not catastrophically.

Hardened against itself

The engine is built to stay effective even when an attack targets the protection layer directly.

Legitimate traffic first

Established, legitimate connections are shielded from collateral damage during mitigation.

No guesswork claims

We publish what BitsNull does, not fantasy capacity numbers - and alpha is labeled alpha.

Process

This layer punishes sloppiness

So BitsNull is developed under a deliberately rigid process - every change earns its way in.

Strict testing gates

Every change passes automated checks and lab testing before it goes anywhere near production.

Deliberate simplicity

The engine stays small and auditable - complexity is treated as risk.

Lessons registry

Failure patterns we've encountered are recorded and checked against every future change.

Status: alpha · bitsnull.com

Sold honestly. Alpha means alpha.

BitsNull is in alpha: it protects Auronys-hosted services and a small set of early customers while it hardens in real deployments. We won't call it battle-tested until it has actually been through battles - if you understand that trade and want serious protection engineering on your side early, talk to us.