Hackers target X, want Elon Musk to launch Starlink in Sudan
The Anonymous Sudan hacking group targeted X (formerly Twitter) to pressure Elon Musk to launch Starlink in Sudan.
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The Anonymous Sudan hacking group targeted X (formerly Twitter) to pressure Elon Musk to launch Starlink in Sudan.
DoS attack patterns shift to layer 7, essential infrastructure and cloud-based operationsDNS Flood attacks surgeGovernment, business/economy, and travel websites face the most hacktivist claimed DDoS attacks worldwide
In response to increasing ransomware attacks targeting U.S. educational institutions, the White House convened an inaugural cybersecurity summit this Tuesday. The malicious cyber onslaughts have led to the online leakage of confidential student data, ranging from medical files to reports on sexual assaults.
After two days of battling a DDoS attack by the hacktivist group, Anonymous Sudan, AO3 volunteers have successfully revived Archive of Our Own.
The Archive of Our Own—the largest digital library for fanfiction currently operating, and one of the highest-trafficked sites in the world—was temporarily unavailable after it experienced a large-scale distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack from a hacker group calling itself “Anonymous Sudan.” Ao3 reported the outage early on the morning of July 10 and had restored service by around noon EST July 11.