Hackers have re-attacked Russian hosting provider Beget as it tried to restore its infrastructure. Ozone, Wildberries and Saber services are not working.
Hackers are carrying out a large-scale DDoS attack on the second largest host Beget in terms of the number of RU domains, the company reported.
Beget was attacked for the first time on November 2. Since then, the company has been trying to restore the infrastructure.
Today's attack power is up to 850 Gbit/s.
Judging by the nature of the attack, it was intended to disrupt our plans to recover from the incident.
- Set the host's press service.
Due to disruptions in the infrastructure, today users may have problems accessing the resources of Ozone, Wildberries, Sberbank and others, the company noted.
The monitoring services have not yet registered an increase in complaints about the operation of applications and websites.
On November 2, Baggett reported on a cyber attack that affected all levels of the infrastructure. The provider's website, mail, virtual servers and control panel became unavailable.
By November 6, the host had recovered more than 60% of the virtual storage servers and 99% of the mail servers.
At the same time, it became known that hackers completely destroyed the company's cloud infrastructure. Data from VPS virtual servers, S3 object storage and Kubernetes clusters, as well as IP address and content delivery network settings were lost.
All this time, the company was essentially rebuilding its cloud infrastructure.
Beget is one of the largest registrars and hosts in Russia. The company controls 540.7 thousand domains in the RU region, or 14.7% of the Runet.