Hosting provider Leholid said its cloud infrastructure was destroyed. "We are rebuilding the cloud infrastructure. Having already restored the architecture and management services, we plan to connect the first servers in 1-2 days, and then we will start the integration and testing phase. We will provide access to the other copies in the control panel." The company also reported that it is impossible to recover all data; VPS file backups will only be available to half of the users. More than 60% of hosting is now operational. The remaining storage servers were more damaged by the attack, and it takes a long time to restore them. The threat to the infrastructure still remains, notes Baggett: "So we clean everything we can and redo every point that could be vulnerable, including those that didn't seem dangerous before." Earlier this week it became known that the storage provider for Holid lost all the data in the cloud infrastructure and the IP and CDN settings as a result of a large-scale cyber attack carried out on the night between November 1 and 2. In order not to miss the most important news: website | Max | telegram.