Lost cloud infrastructure hosting provider Beget announced the second large-scale cyber attack in two weeks, hosting provider Beget was subjected to a DDoS attack with a capacity of 2.1 Tbps. The company said hackers consistently move through subnets, trying to disrupt the availability of services. "Judging by the nature of the attack, it was intended to disrupt our post-event recovery plans," the statement said. Beget warned about possible problems with access to certain resources, including Ozon, Wildberries, Sberbank and other services. Additionally, some users may terminate FTP/SSH sessions. The provider is working to eliminate these issues. It also set a limit on the frequency of SSH connections from abroad - a maximum of 5 attempts per second from a single IP address. This is the second cyber attack on Beget in two weeks. The first occurred on November 2. The provider said that all of its cloud infrastructure was destroyed and had to be rebuilt. Beget noted a large-scale loss of information on virtual servers, adding that VPS file backup will only be available to half of users. Some of the information in the internal system was also lost. Certification of the provider as a registrar of .ru and .rf domains has been suspended. read more