Hosting company TransIP has to make his customers know that his dns servers will already be two weeks long under fire from ddos attacks. The hoster says the intensity of the increasing attacks to be able to turn. However, the company cooperates with the High Tech Crime Team of the police.
In an e-mail to his customers reports TransIP that says that since march 24, is a victim of a series of heavy ddos attacks. The intensity of the attacks since then have increased and are now focused on all the dns servers of the company. TransIP claims that his technical department has managed to take the attack to them, so that the impact on websites of customers is very limited. Because the intensity of the ddos attacks continues to increase, says the hoster decided to take his customers to inform.
TransIP also know that it is “literally day and night” works to the ddos attacks to parry, and that it works closely with the High Tech Crime Team of the police and the team digital recherche Leiden/Den Haag. Meanwhile, the provider also a blog in the air that the customers wants to stay informed. It is unclear why the hosting company, to own the largest domain provider in the Benelux, is under fire is to lie of ddos’ers; the company was Sunday not be reached for comment.
Saturday, it was announced that the High Tech Crime Team in command of the Public Ministry is investigating the ddos attacks on the networks of banks and the payment system paypal. Other customers of the ING were the brunt of the attacks.