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Earlier this month, a group known as Anonymous Sudan took credit for a service outage that disrupted access to Outlook, OneDrive and a handful of other Microsoft online services, Engadget reported. After initially sharing little information about the incident, the company confirmed late Friday had been the target of a series of distributed denial-of-service attacks. Microsoft posted information titled: “Microsoft
A few years ago, a hacker decided to be a jerk right around Christmas time. He launched DDoS attacks against several gaming companies. The purpose seemed to be to prevent children (and adults) who received new video games and/or consoles as gifts from being able to use them. This mean-spirited hacker has now been sentenced to 27 months in prison.
There's a reason why you had difficulties accessing Sony's online PlayStation store and Microsoft's Xbox Live network during Christmas. Each has been experiencing disruptions from a DDoS attack that began on Christmas Eve, continued through Christmas Day, and is still ongoing. The group that has claimed responsibility for the disruptions is the same one that has a history of destroying
http://t.co/WvZhATxtUO is being affected by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack. We are taking measures to improve stability.
Just to let you know we're aware of the current connection issues and that we're working to resolve them as soon as possible.
Anonymous posts a video on how they will take down Facebook on November 5th, 2011. This is a threat of attack and needs to be taken as seriously as any terrorist.
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