Major IPS in New Zealand hit by massive DDoS, Internet outages reported

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Major IPS in New Zealand hit by massive DDoS, Internet outages reported | IT Security News

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A massive DDoS hit New Zealand ‘s third-largest internet operator isolating parts of the country from the Internet. A massive DDoS hit Vocus ISP, New Zealand ‘s third-largest internet operator, isolating parts of the country from the Internet. Vocus provides retail, wholesale and corporate telecommunications services across Australia and New Zealand. Vocus offers data network services […]

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