MP's website sees cyberattack traceable to China', sending users to gambling pages
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MP's website sees cyberattack traceable to China', sending users to gambling pages
"A former cabinet minister's website was temporarily taken offline following a suspected cyber attack, which Sir David Davis has condemned as a 'direct interference' with a Member of Parliament's duties."
"Sir David revealed in the Commons that his website was subjected to a massive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack, which saw it hit with '142 million requests, consuming nearly 800 gigabytes (GB) of data' in just 24 hours."
"Describing the incident, the former Brexit secretary stated: 'Last Thursday, my Ipsa provided website was compromised. Malicious links were inserted, redirecting users to south-east Asian gambling websites.'"
The Independent covers significant issues like reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech. It emphasizes the need for on-the-ground reporting to present facts. Donations support journalists in delivering unbiased news accessible to all, without paywalls. A recent incident involved a former cabinet minister's website being attacked, allegedly linked to China, which raised concerns about interference in parliamentary duties. The website faced a massive DDoS attack, redirecting users to gambling sites, highlighting vulnerabilities in digital security for public officials.
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