Ubuntu and Canonical services were unavailable due to a DDoS attack

A number of network services from Canonical and the Ubuntu project, including the website ubuntu.com and related security API, have been unavailable since 7:30 PM (MSK) yesterday due to a DDoS attack. The hacker group '313 Team' claimed responsibility for the attack.

Among the targeted services:

  • ubuntu.com,
  • canonical.com,
  • archive.ubuntu.com,
  • security.ubuntu.com,
  • assets.ubuntu.com,
  • ppa.launchpad.net,
  • archive.ubuntu.com,
  • jaas.ai,
  • maas.io,
  • blog.ubuntu.com,
  • wiki.ubuntu.com,
  • developer.ubuntu.com,
  • docs.ubuntu.com,
  • keyserver.ubuntu.com,
  • login.ubuntu.com,
  • academy.canonical.com,
  • portal.canonical.com,
  • 'Ubuntu Security API — CVEs',
  • 'Ubuntu Security API — Notices',
  • 'Livepatch API'.

Source: opennet.ru

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