DDoS against Norwegian government IT infrastructure – status
Summary
En pågående DDoS-angrep mot norske offentlige tjenester har forårsaket ustabilitet og innloggingsproblemer i ID-porten, Altinn og flere andre Digdir-løsninger siden morgenen 3. august. Driftspartneren Vivicta jobber med avbøtende tiltak, og trafikken har vært på vei opp igjen, men noen tjenester er fortsatt rammet.
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