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NATO Taken Offline By Anonymous

Posted on May 20, 2012 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random3/oops-google-chrome-could-not-connect-to-www-nato_-int_.png In what’s been a busy weekend for ddos attacks on the higher profile sites anonymous have been also set on the www.nato.int for a few hours now which has resulted in the site being offline. When checking the site it was currently still offline as the attack was still going on but google chrome seemed to know about the attack and that others was also having issues visiting the site.

Try reloading: www.­nato.­int Other users are also experiencing difficulties connecting to this site, so you may have to wait a few minutes.

The attacks have been announced from @AnonAteam twitter account.

TangoDown https://www.nato.int/ @NATO One-One censorship from #ATeam @DwayneV1x @AnonSkill @UKAnonymous2012 @minilulz @iblametom @ZDNetUK


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