Hosting provider Beget announced a new large-scale cyber attack
On November 15, the Beget hosting provider announced a new large-scale DDoS attack on its infrastructure with a capacity of up to 850 Gbps.
According to the company, the attackers consistently attack different subnets, trying to disrupt the availability of services.
"Judging by the nature of the attack, it is aimed at disrupting our recovery plans after the incident. Our team continues to repel the attack and ensure the operation of the infrastructure," Beget said in a statement on the Telegram channel.
The provider warned that due to the intensity of the attack and the search of network ranges, some users may have temporary difficulties accessing certain resources, including Ozon, Wildberries and Sberbank. Specialists are working to restore stable network connectivity.
The company has also restricted SSH connections from foreign IP addresses: no more than five connection attempts per second are allowed from one address. The team continues to monitor the situation and take measures to keep the services running.
On the night of November 2, Beget's infrastructure was subjected to a massive cyberattack, which led to disruptions in several of the company's services. The provider explained that the consequences of the cyberattack temporarily make it difficult to fulfill part of the obligations to provide services. Later, the company announced the destruction of the cloud infrastructure. At the same time, the specialists managed to restore the architecture of the cloud infrastructure and management services. However, Beget lost its status as an accredited registrar of domains in the national zones of .ru/.rf after the cyber attack.
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