Scworld Tempo News Website Hit by 24.9 Million DDoS Attack
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- •Tempo experienced 24.9 million DDoS requests from June 5 to June 8, 2026.
- •The attack peaked with 12.97 million requests in a two-hour window.
- •Malicious traffic originated from multiple countries, indicating a global attack strategy.
Tempo, a leading Indonesian news outlet, faced a massive DDoS attack starting June 5, 2026, which generated 24.9 million malicious requests aimed at overwhelming its servers. The attack, characterized by bot-generated traffic, significantly disrupted access to the website for readers in Indonesia and beyond. Tempo's technology team noted that the assaults intensified during evening hours, with a peak of 12.97 million requests recorded between 8:30 p.m. and midnight. Preliminary investigations traced the attack traffic to multiple countries, including Colombia, the United States, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Mexico, and Indonesia. The exact identities of the attackers remain unknown, but the international nature of the traffic suggests a complex operation. The attacks have raised concerns about the security of media outlets in the digital age.
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