Problem & Solutions
DDoS attacks are becoming an increasing reality of operating a business
with an internet presence. These attacks can cost an incredible amount
of money, not just in lost uptime, but also a loss of consumer trust and
crisis PR.
Last year alone DDoS attacks amounted to a $150 billion loss, while on
average corporations can spend over $5000 a month on protection from
other DDoS protection services, even if they never suffer an attack.
This happens while a majority of computing power and bandwidth in the
world goes unused. Gladius envisions a future where these vast resources
can be utilized to mitigate attacks.
- The impact of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks gets bigger and harder to ignore every year; 2014 is certainly no exception. But while such assaults are on the rise, many companies have been content to protect themselves with antiquated firewall-based solutions. Instead they should be investing in solutions providing true protection against unscheduled downtime and financial losses.
By leveraging the blockchain to allow communication between computers,
and a pay as you go marketplace, Gladius can facilitate the creation of
the extremely fault tolerant and inexpensive pools tailored to a
client’s specific needs. Asside from just filtering traffic, these pools
will be able to accelerate content as well.
Since the dawn of the internet, the technology surrounding websites has
been constantly evolving. With this new technology comes the power to
enhance a business’ online presence but also harm it. Technology is
truly the greatest double edged sword, however. Gladius’ mission is to
negate the harm brought by new vulnerabilities and take advantage of the
same style of decentralized network that attackers have long used.
Gladius is concerned primarily with protection from DDoS attackers and
the implementation of a high quality CDN.
Main Objectives Of The GLADIUS Project
Phase 1:
Building an Initial Content Distribution and DDoS Protection Network
- The Gladius team is aiming to create a CDN and DDoS mitigation service by using blockchain technology, distributed mining pools and smart contracts.
Phase 2:
Develop Network to a Commercial Scale
- The aim of Phase II is to finalize the network from Phase I and making it commercially viable on a large scale. This means greatly increasing the amount of data throughput to cope with a far greater demand. Additionally, Gladius node pools will be greatly improved with full vetting and rating processes and smart contracts will be expanded for discovery and identification services.
Gladius’ goal is to create a fully decentralized, peer to peer,
serverless node network to connect bandwidth and storage pools to
websites looking for DDoS protection and expedited content delivery.
Anyone with a computer can download and run the Gladius peer client in
the background to rent out their unused bandwidth and storage space and
earn Gladius Tokens (GLA). Large pools with hundreds, if not
thousands, of nodes will then be able to handle a continuous stream of
requests to validate website connections and block malicious activity.
The client node can be started on any Linux, Windows, or MacOS machine
and will automatically run in the background when you select it. Users
will be part of the local verification pool. Any user-modified website
request will grant them a Gladius Token.
And instead,
users can sell this token back to the website to create an economic cycle that drives the growth of the Gladius Network.
Informations Token
For this platform, Gladius will release a token named "GLA" .The token
bid will still be issued during Token Creation and the tokens will no
longer exist. Tokens will soon be available for use on Gladius network
systems launched before public sale.
GLA will be a key component to the Gladius Network in that the token
will be used by websites to buy DDoS protection and CDN services. The
majority of the fees will go to the node owner (the individual renting
out their spare bandwidth and storage space) with a small portion going
back to protocol development and support. All fees will be denominated in GLA, which is subject to change based on supply and demand.
The token is designed so that it will likely reflect the growth of the
Gladius Network. Additionally Gladius will look into commissions for
node owners in currencies other than GLA.
- Max Token Issuance : 96,320,000 GLA
- Max Sale Issuance : 68,000,000 GLA
- Max Token Market Cap : $25,000,000
- Max Market Cap : $41,000,000
- 40% Core Development
- 20% Security
- 20% Operations
- 10% Legal
- 10% Marketing
Gladius Work Plan:
- October 5 Pre Sale: The launch of our personal presale and the start of our outside fundraising. An accredited investor will have the opportunity to start a Gladius network from ground zero.
- Launch of Soft Network October 31st: The first version of the publicly available Gladius network they can get. Put your Gladius Token to use on our alpha platform.
- Public Token Sales November 1st: Our first and only token sales for the platform. Take advantage of early coin multipliers and log in early. Only a few coins will be there.
- March 2018 DDoS and CDN full launch: The beta release of the Gladius network. Features complete with the basics of our CDN and DDoS mitigation services.
- August 2018 Full Public Launch: Official first official network launch. Websites and businesses of all shapes and sizes will be able to use our network to speed up and protect their sites. Full support and help included.
- December 2018 Further System Optimization and Stretching Purpose: Last bells and platform whistles. From various stretching objectives, to bullet-proof security, and everything in between.
Gladius Team
Jeremy Epstein: Marketing Advisor
Joseph Steinberg: Cyber Security Advisor
Max Niebylski: Founder & CEO
Michael Terpin: PR Advisor
Frank Bonnet: Technical Advisor
Ori Levi: Marketing Manager
Mike Balagna: Marketing Communications Advisor
Hansco Leek: Operations Advisor
Alex Godwin: Co-Founder & Blockchain/Pools
Ruben Stranders: AI Advisor
Marcelo McAndrew: Co-Founder & Backend Developer
Konrad Seweryn: Web Developer
Roi Dalal: UX/UI Designer
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