We know that we've dropped the ball here. To be frank, it's just been extremely difficult to take our people off of mitigation long enough to write something more coherent than "they're attacking our webservers", "they're attacking our core routers", etc.
> And it looks like the attackers decided to start things back up again, as Linode.com is unavailable...
They're watching our status page for updates and starting new attacks when we resolve previous ones. There's been an almost 1:1 correlation lately.
> And it looks like the attackers decided to start things back up again, as Linode.com is unavailable...
They're watching our status page for updates and starting new attacks when we resolve previous ones. There's been an almost 1:1 correlation lately.