This website exists to expose the conduct attributed to ATBP Hosting and SRVL: hostile public claims, DDoS-related messages, pressure on providers, customer-targeting behavior, and repeated incidents reported by SereinHost. The October 19 log summary now documents six suspicious panel route patterns, but does not identify who sent the requests.
The goal is direct public accountability. Where screenshots show troubling language, we say so plainly. Where the evidence does not conclusively prove who carried out an attack, we say that plainly too. In particular, the October 19 panel attacker was not identified by the source statement.
A screenshot submitted for this archive. The account attribution and full context have not been independently authenticated.
Read source context →This site was made to directly call attention to the behavior reported around ATBP Hosting and its named representative SRVL. The archive gathers screenshots, public statements, and timelines pointing to a pattern of false claims, pressure tactics, hostile conduct, and DDoS-related discussions directed at SereinHost. Small hosts should not be attacked, pressured, or undermined behind the scenes.
The record contains direct quotes and screenshots tied to the dispute around ATBP Hosting and SRVL. These are the exhibits most central to why this website exists.
January 27, 2026
“Nuke their service out of existence, I'll pay for it instead … you don't even need to provide the vps, just don't rent to this guy ever”
A supplied screenshot attributed to the Discord account “! srvl” shows this statement. It does not establish whether the proposal was accepted or acted on.
Read the record →September 2, 2025
The screenshot shows a proposal to run DDoS attacks and an account labeled “! srvl” replying: “test mo muna kung gagana rin.”
The screenshot raises questions but alone does not verify payment, an executed attack, or the participants' identities.
Read the record →October 19–20, 2026
SereinHost stated its Pterodactyl control panel received an HTTP flood affecting multiple endpoints, reportedly driving CPU usage to 100%.
The October 19 notice confirms a reported disruption—not who carried it out. The earlier screenshots do not establish the identity of this attacker.
Read the record →SereinHost said different Pterodactyl endpoints were targeted, panel CPU usage reached 100%, and customers experienced interruptions. It also said, “We can't confirm who's behind today's attacks.” The new log summary lists six suspicious request patterns, including 9,505 registration requests in a 10,000-request sample and 19,788 resource requests in a separate 20,000-request sample. Earlier ATBP/SRVL-related screenshots explain this publisher’s concern, but do not identify the October attacker.
SereinHost's submitted analysis describes repeated requests to its registration and Pterodactyl server API. This is the traffic record behind the October incident claim; it is not proof of the sender's identity.
The concern is serious. The attribution is not settled.
Earlier Discord screenshots attributed to ATBP Hosting/SRVL are why the publisher suspects a connection to the wider dispute. But knowing panel endpoints or sending requests at scale is not unique to one individual or hosting company. Neither the logs nor the SereinHost October 19 announcement establish SRVL as the attacker.
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Other routes including / and /api/remote/servers/* appeared in the supplied analysis but were not established as attack targets. The latter is used by legitimate Wings communication.
Review the submitted images behind the claims, with captions and incident labels.
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These user-supplied links show the public back-and-forth around ATBP Hosting, SRVL, and SereinHost. Readers should inspect both the accusations and the responses.
A chronological record of statements, screenshots, reports of attacks, and disputes involving ATBP Hosting, SRVL, and SereinHost. Open any entry for the detailed source notes and evidence.
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This site was created to publicly examine allegations and specific messages attributed to SRVL and ATBP Hosting, alongside reports by SereinHost. Proposals to interfere with another host’s server rental, and casual responses to talk of DDoS attacks, deserve scrutiny if accurately attributed. This is an independently published critical archive—not an official SereinHost statement, a forensic finding or proof that a named party carried out the October HTTP flood. Substantive corrections and responses should be considered against the original evidence.