Changelog

Product updates across all i3D.net services. Newest entries first.

Tags indicate which product an update applies to. An entry can carry multiple tags.

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2026-04-23 — Warden greylist PPS limits enforced per protected IP

Anti-DDoS GLAD Premium

Warden greylist PPS limits (tcp-gl-pps and udp-gl-pps) are enforced per individual protected (destination) IP address within your prefix, not shared across the prefix as a whole. A greylist PPS value of 50,000 on a /24 armor means each protected IP is independently limited to 50,000 PPS from greylisted sources — giving you a more granular and easier-to-understand control over unauthenticated traffic. There is no impact on performance or latency.

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2026-04-20 — Warden IP List Improvements

GLAD Premium

During our maintenance window on April 20th we successfully migrated Warden to a new list storage backend. This brings two improvements for clients using the GLAD API.

Precise expiration times

Warden previously rounded expires values down to the nearest full clock hour — an entry set to expire at 19:55 was treated as 19:00 in the dataplane. This constraint is now removed. Expiration is applied with full precision, down to the minute.

This makes short-lived, trust-based whitelisting practical: add an IP for a short window on a medium-confidence signal, then extend it when a stronger one follows — such as the IP entering an active game session.

Higher node availability Warden nodes previously needed to stay offline for around a day after a software update. With the new backend, the time each node spends in maintenance is significantly shorter — so the reduced-capacity window is briefer.

Each site runs multiple Warden nodes. A node going offline during an update reduces available scrubbing capacity at that location — it does not remove protection.

No changes needed on your side. POST /lists/{id} works as before and existing entries are unaffected.

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2026-04-03 — New Warden Edge in Dubai

GLAD Premium

Added Dubai as a new Warden edge location. With Warden nodes distributed across i3D.net's highly‑peered ASN, attack traffic is inspected and scrubbed as it enters the network from multiple locations — spreading mitigation across entry points instead of concentrating traffic in a single place. This addition extends coverage into the UAE as part of our ongoing worldwide capacity increase. No action required — the node is already active and all Warden users automatically benefit.