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Host candidates are all candidates "harvested" from your network interfaces - virtual or physical. So a 10.x.x.x address or 172.x.x.x appearing that you don't know could be a virtual machine network adapter or a docker network. Other ip addresses could stem from VPNs or other network services (Hamachi, ...) Server relexive is the ip address a coturn server sees when you connect to it. If 73.157.8.80 is not your public ip, there indeed is a problem. Are you sitting in front of a proxy maybe? What does https://ifconfig.me show as IP? Relayed candidates are basically the ip addresses of the Coturn servers that offer TURN traffic proxying, And yes basically all our self-hosted coturn servers get DDoS hammered as soon as we publish the ip. Global is a 3rd party service that cannot be ddosed.

In addition to that, finding ways to break things is significantly easier in general. When the DDoS attack started, it made the game unplayable for everyone. After all the back-end changes to counter it, at least the majority of players can play again. I know it is extremely frustrating when a connection drops. It would be helpful to follow MostLostNoob's guide to share some logs with us. This can help determine if your issue is not DDoS-related and ensure all information is available.

@jip Not sure why would FAF be DDOS, surely some idiotic script kiddies.