From Washington Post (Brian Krebs)
Web site host and domain name registrar Register.com has been the target of a sustained attack this week [washingtonpost.com], disrupting service for thousands of customers. The attacks began on Wednesday, causing a three-hour outage for many Web sites that rely on the company for hosting and/or use the company’s domain name system (DNS) servers, said Roni Jacobson, executive vice president at Register.com.
Read the full story [washingtonpost.com]
From Washington Post (Brian Krebs)
Web site host and domain name registrar Register.com has been the target of a sustained attack this week [washingtonpost.com], disrupting service for thousands of customers. The attacks began on Wednesday, causing a three-hour outage for many Web sites that rely on the company for hosting and/or use the company’s domain name system (DNS) servers, said Roni Jacobson, executive vice president at Register.com.
Read the full story [washingtonpost.com]
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