Uk.News.Yahoo Pro-Russian Group Targets Conwy Council with DDoS Attack
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- •Conwy County Borough Council's website is down due to a DDoS attack.
- •The attack was claimed by the pro-Russian group NoName05716 via Telegram.
- •This group has previously targeted other UK local authorities, indicating a pattern of state-linked cyber operations.
Conwy County Borough Council's website has been down due to a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack claimed by the pro-Russian hacking group NoName05716. Users attempting to access the site encountered a 'Gateway Timeout' message. The council confirmed the website's unavailability and is working to restore services. NoName05716 has a history of targeting local authorities in the UK, including Greater Manchester and Liverpool City Council. This group is linked to state-sponsored cyber operations aimed at disrupting western governmental and public services. The attack highlights the ongoing risks associated with DDoS attacks for organizations with an online presence. The council has not disclosed the duration of the outage or the number of users affected. The situation is ongoing as the council works on recovery efforts.
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