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• Черна писта May 30, 2025 • [ DDoS, service disruption, cyber attack ] Bulgarian outlets reported a DDoS that attempted to take down the crash-map site created by 18-year-old Martin Atanasov; the hosting firm confirmed a mass attack and service impact before restoration.
• System Rejestrów PaÅ„stwowych (Polish State Register System) April 30, 2025 • [ DDoS, hacktivism, outage ] On April 30, 2025, Polands System Rejestrw Pastwowych, which supports the national tax and registration systems, was targeted by a hacktivist DDoS campaign that caused temporary outages. Access to e-Declarations, CEPiK, and related government portals was disrupted for about one hour. No data theft or encryption occurred, and services were quickly restored.
• Pennsylvania’s court system February 4, 2024 • [ DDoS, cyberattack, service disruption ] Pennsylvanias court system is hit with a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack and experiences disruptions.
• City of Trier's website January 8, 2025 • [ DDoS, hacktivism, availability attack ] Open reporting described the municipal website for the City of Trier as being targeted by a pro-Russian hacktivist group in an availability attack, consistent with a DDoS campaign. The reporting linked the activity to NoName057(16), a group frequently associated with politically motivated denial-of-service actions against public-sector entities. The incident was characterized as a disruption of access to the public-facing website rather than a confirmed data theft. Specific metrics such as downtime length, traffic volume, and whether any internal systems were affected were not confirmed in the accessible sources used here.
• Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) January 12, 2026 • [ DDoS, botnet, distributed denial-of-service ] OCCRP reported its website was targeted by a sophisticated distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack beginning on Monday and still ongoing as of January 13, 2026. The organization said the assault appeared to involve a large international botnet and adaptive tactics, suggesting a coordinated effort with a human element responding to defenses. Recent infrastructure upgrades reportedly prevented a complete outage; however, readers could experience slower access and additional verification steps designed to block automated traffic. OCCRP stated the source of the attack had not been identified and framed the incident as an attempt to make its investigative reporting inaccessible by overwhelming online services rather than compromising internal data systems.
• Libya Telecom & Technology Company December 30, 2025 • [ DDoS, service disruption, network security ] Libya Telecom & Technology Company (LTT) reported that its systems and network were subjected to ongoing distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks starting December 30, 2025. The company stated it activated an emergency protocol immediately upon detection, contained the majority of the impact, and worked to ensure continuity of essential services while the incident response plan remained in effect and monitoring continued for further attempts.
• Arch Linux December 25, 2025 • [ DDoS, service disruption ] Arch Linuxs official website experienced a distributed denial-of-service attack that rendered the site inaccessible over IPv4 while remaining reachable via IPv6 as a mitigation measure.
• La Poste / La Banque Postale December 22, 2025 • [ ddos, service disruption ] La Poste confirmed a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) incident disrupted its websites and mobile applications just days before Christmas, slowing deliveries and knocking some online services offline. The company said it had no evidence customer data was compromised, but acknowledged postal operations including parcel distribution were affected and some post offices operated at reduced capacity. La Banque Postale warned customers that access to online banking and its mobile app was affected, while card payments and ATM withdrawals continued to function and online payments were still possible when authenticated by text message. La Poste stated its teams were mobilized to restore services as quickly as possible.
• Square Enix / Final Fantasy XIV December 19, 2025 • [ ddos, service disruption ] Final Fantasy XIV experienced service disruption from recurring distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) activity reported around mid-to-late December 2025, impacting players ability to log in and remain connected to the game. Public reporting described repeated disconnects and instability affecting the titles North American data centers during peak play periods around the Patch 7.4 release window.
• Solana October 12, 2025 • [ ddos ] A Russian-language report stated that the Solana network was under a sustained DDoS attack for more than a week with traffic peaking around 6 Tbps. The article said Solana continued functioning normally despite the malicious traffic, with transaction confirmation times remaining stable.
• SoundCloud December 15, 2025 • [ data leak, ddos ] SoundCloud disclosed that it detected unauthorized activity involving an ancillary service dashboard and investigated the incident with external experts. SoundCloud said an attacker accessed information for roughly 20% of user accounts, limited to email addresses and information visible on public SoundCloud profiles, and stated that passwords and payment information were not exposed. The company implemented additional security controls, forced logouts and token rotations, and temporarily restricted some access while mitigating follow-on activity; it also reported experiencing a DDoS attack that contributed to short-lived service availability issues on the web version.
• Orion Telecom November 12, 2025 • [ ddos, service disruption ] TASS reported that Orion Telecom, described as the largest provider in Krasnoyarsk, experienced a powerful DDoS attack attributed to sources in foreign countries. The provider stated it repelled the attack and fully restored network operations, with central services stable again after engaging internal AntiDDoS capabilities and federal-scale external information security partners. The report indicates the disruption required building tailored protections for specific buildings/cities, implying service degradation/outage for some customers during mitigation. No data theft was described; the primary effect reported was disruption to communications services that was later restored.
• RTCG portal May 12, 2025 • [ ddos ] RTCG reported its news portal was hit by a series of DDoS attacks that made the site unavailable to users for a period during the evening. RTCG technical teams worked to repel the attacks so the portal could return online. The report characterized this as part of a broader pattern of attacks against the public broadcasters online services in recent years. No data theft was reported; the impact described was temporary loss of availability.
• Mallorca Public Transport System November 25, 2025 • [ ddos, hacktivism ] Security reporting described a claimed DDoS attempt attributed to the pro-Russian hacktivist collective NoName057(16) targeting public-facing transport websites linked to Mallorcas TIB. Available reporting indicated analysts believed the group attempted to overload public web endpoints with DDoS traffic, but no verified outages or service interruptions were observed for TIB platforms, and there were no reported impacts on trains, buses, or metro operations.
• At least one telecom operator in Russia January 11, 2025 • [ DDoS, telecom ] A Russian tech-news report citing Roskomnadzor/GRFC monitoring stated that in November 2025 the regulator recorded and mitigated a record-long DDoS attack targeting telecommunications operators systems, with a maximum duration reported as 3 days 22 hours 20 minutes. The same regulatory summary reported peak attack power around 1.93 Tbps and very high packet rates during the period, with the telecom sector described as a primary focus of attack vectors. The report did not identify a specific threat group or provide victim-by-victim service impact details, but characterized the episode as an unusually prolonged and powerful DDoS campaign against telecom infrastructure.
• St. Petersburg City Parking Management Center February 12, 2025 • [ DDoS ] St. Petersburgs city parking management entity reported DDoS attacks that caused difficulties paying for parking sessions through several common channels, including SMS, the local parking app, the parking portal, Sber, and a Telegram bot. The organization indicated that alternative payment options (e.g., specific apps and parking meters) remained available while mitigation was underway. The reporting describes service disruption rather than confirmed data exposure.
• LLPlanning Inc. November 20, 2025 • [ DDoS ] LLPlanning Inc. reported that its website and SkillAnalyst Online/ASP services were intermittently unavailable due to a DDoS attack on its hosting provider between 12:30 AM and 2:00 PM on November 20.
• EIRC SPb JSC November 24, 2025 • [ DDoS ] A DDoS attack on November 24 disrupted customer access to personal accounts used for submitting meter readings at EIRC SPb JSC. The organization reported temporary unavailability of payment and meter-reading services and worked to restore operations. The incident followed unrelated scheduled maintenance the prior day.
• The Copenhagen Post November 17, 2025 • [ ddos, hacktivism, denial-of-service ] A DDoS attack attributed to NoName057(16) temporarily disrupted The Copenhagen Posts website during coordinated attacks on Danish political organizations.
• Danmarksdemokraterne November 17, 2025 • [ ddos, hacktivism, service disruption ] A DDoS attack attributed to NoName057(16) temporarily disrupted the Denmark Democrats website on the eve of Danish municipal and regional elections.