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DNS Root Servers Attacked

Posted by kdawson on from the flexing-muscles dept.

liquidat and others wrote in with the news that the DNS Root Servers were attacked overnight. It looks like the F, I, and M servers felt the attack and recovered, whereas G (US Department of Defense) and L (ICANN) did less well. Some new botnet flexing its muscle perhaps? AP coverage is here.

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  2. Re:Media: tie attack to likely Windows botnets by Joe+U · · Score: 0, Troll

    The truth hurts.

    Linux and Macs are still firmly in the toy department.