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DDoS cybercriminals who hit big tech and FBI charged by US

Two members of Anonymous Sudan are no longer anonymous as indictments are unsealed.

French Government Faces Cyberattacks Of Unprecedented Intensity

French Government Faces Cyberattacks Of Unprecedented Intensity

French government faces cyberattacks of 'unprecedented intensity,' activates crisis center, mitigates impact, Anonymous Sudan claims responsibility.

French State Hit By 'Intense' Cyberattack: PM's Office

French State Hit By 'Intense' Cyberattack: PM's Office

Cyberattacks of "unprecedented intensity" have targeted several French government institutions just months before the Paris Olympics but have been contained, the prime minister's office said Monday.

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University of Cambridge apparently suffering DDoS attack - and it isn't the only one affected

DDoS attacks on two major British universities have been claimed by Anonymous Sudan amid geopolitcal tensions.

ChatGPT confirms outages caused by DDoS attack

ChatGPT has been giving out errors and warning messages since around noon PST on November 8th due to limited bandwidth caused by a DDoS attack.

Windows Central

ChatGPT is down again - and it might have been taken offline by a DDoS attack

ChatGPT experiences three outages in two days – Anonymous Sudan says it’s responsible, and here’s why.

‌Hamas-Aligned Cyber Group Takes Credit For Threatened Tel Aviv Airport Attack‌

‌A secret web war is underway between Israel and its Iran-backed foes, which could shut down airports and tank Israeli start-ups.‌

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Archive of Our Own goes down again following crippling cyberattack

Cybercriminals demand $30,000 (£23,200) in bitcoin to stop the attack

Evening Standard

Microsoft denies that 30 million customer accounts have been compromised

Microsoft denies that 30 million customer accounts have been compromised

Anonymous Sudan, a hacker group, has come out to announce that it was able to access data from 30 million customer accounts from Microsoft. The attackers are selling the information to interested parties for $50,000. However, Microsoft has indicated that these claims are false, and that customer data remains safe.

Windows Central

Microsoft denies massive user data breach - here's all we know so far

Microsoft denies massive user data breach - here's all we know so far

A hacking collective claims to have stolen 30 million Microsoft accounts, emails, and passwords - but is it legit?

Who are Anonymous Sudan? Hacker group behind behind Twitter outage mocks Elon Musk’s rebrand

The cybercriminals claim to have carried out attacks on Microsoft, Reddit and fanfiction site Archive of Our Own

Evening Standard

Microsoft blames DDoS attack for Office 365 disruptions earlier this month

Microsoft blames DDoS attack for Office 365 disruptions earlier this month

Microsoft has announced that the recent outage experienced by Office 365 users was a result of a DDoS attack by Anonymous Sudan. The company has since provided a detailed account of the issue and highlighted several ways to avoid it.

Windows Central

Hackers behind Microsoft outage most likely Russian-backed group aiming to ‘drive division’ in the west

Hackers behind Microsoft outage most likely Russian-backed group aiming to ‘drive division’ in the west

Cybersecurity firm says Anonymous Sudan is unlikely to be authentic hacktivist group, as initially believed

The Guardian - AU

Microsoft says early June disruptions to Outlook, cloud platform, were cyberattacks

Microsoft says early June disruptions to Outlook, cloud platform, were cyberattacks

Microsoft says the early June disruptions to its Microsoft’s flagship office suite — including the Outlook email apps — were denial-of-service attacks by a shadowy new hacktivist group

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Microsoft OneDrive went down after a spate of DDoS attacks

Anonymous Sudan takes responsibility, calls Microsoft "liars".

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