Os van estas webs?

s4suk3 #1 Oct '16 Penitente

Resumiendo:
Atacan a DYN:
As of 15:52 UTC, we have begun monitoring and mitigating a DDoS attack against our Dyn Managed DNS infrastructure. Our Engineers are continuing to work on mitigating this issue.

https://www.dynstatus.com/incidents/nlr4yrr162t8

Empresa encargada de las DNS de varias webs importantes como:

Twitter
Netflix
Etsy
Github
soundcloud
spotify
heroku
pagerduty
shopify
paypal
...

Amenaza de los ataques:
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1606018

Xataka:
http://www.xataka.com/servicios/no-no-funciona-bien-internet-y-no-no-es-culpa-de-tu-operador

Vashealer #2 Oct '16

no, han atacado a Dyn

A

Antikdunkelh #3 Oct '16

Si y no

B

[Borrado] #4 Oct '16

A ratos

dranreb #5 Oct '16 Pa la saca

Twitter no va

mTh #6 Oct '16 Frodo Bosón

Netflix tampoco va.

Me cago en la leche merche, voy a tener que salir de fiesta

ivan817 #7 Oct '16

Ya empiezan a ir poco a poco

s4suk3 #8 Oct '16 Penitente

paypal tampoco funciona =\ pues si que la han liado esta vez...

un enlace donde supuestamente extorsionan a dyn?
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1606018

T-1000 #9 Oct '16 en la nevera

Twitter va como el culo.

1 1 respuesta

xXxHarlockxX #10 Oct '16 :psyduck:

Twitter podría dejar de funcionar la verdad, las otras son una putada.

1 respuesta

B

[Borrado] #11 Oct '16

facebook esta afectada?? porq va....

B

[Borrado] #12 Oct '16

no tengo twitter
ni github
ni paypal
ni uso spotify ni soundcloud

life was easier in 2005

1 respuesta

s4suk3 #13 Oct '16 Penitente

https://www.onthewire.io/mirai-source-code-release-leads-to-huge-increase-in-botnet/

The size of the Mirai botnet isn’t really what’s remarkable about it; there are many other botnets operating now that are several times its size. It’s the fact that Mirai has mainly infected embedded devices such as DVRs and CCTV cameras that has drawn notice, along with the fact that the botnet has been part of two of the larger DDoS attacks ever seen. The malware scans the Internet for devices with telnet running on an open port and using default credentials, and then connects and installs itself on the device. Each new infected device then starts the scanning process again

:regan: