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Swisscom Operations Disrupted by DDoS Attack

August 27, 2024
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Swisscom Operations Disrupted by DDoS Attack

On August 23, 2024, Swisscom, one of Switzerland’s major telecommunications providers, experienced a significant cyber attack that led to widespread service disruptions. The attack, which began around 11:30 a.m., primarily targeted Swisscom’s payment systems, including Twint and e-banking services. This resulted in a temporary halt to these essential services, impacting both individual users and businesses that rely on them for transactions.

Swisscom’s technical team sprang into action, working tirelessly to manage and mitigate the effects of the attack. By approximately 4 p.m., the company had successfully repelled the distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, restoring its payment services to full functionality. Throughout the ordeal, Swisscom’s core services, including Internet, TV, and telephone, continued to operate smoothly, demonstrating the robustness of its infrastructure and its ability to isolate and protect critical components from the attack.

The attack on Swisscom was notably severe, with the company facing an unprecedented volume of malicious traffic aimed at overwhelming its systems. Despite the challenges, Swisscom’s technical experts managed to defend against the attack, though the company has not yet identified the perpetrators or the specific tactics employed. The incident highlights the increasing sophistication and scale of cyber threats facing major telecom providers, emphasizing the need for constant vigilance and advanced defensive measures.

In response to the attack, Swisscom has engaged with cybersecurity experts to enhance its defenses and prevent future incidents. The company has also committed to maintaining open communication with its customers and stakeholders, providing updates on the situation as it evolves. As Swisscom continues to assess the full impact of the cyber attack, it remains focused on ensuring the security and reliability of its services, reinforcing its commitment to protecting its users from similar threats in the future.

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  • Swisscom Hit by DDoS Attack Disrupting Operations and E-Banking Services
Tags: attackAugust 2024cyber incidentsCyber Incidents 2024Cyber threatsDDoSe-bankingSwisscomSwitzerlandTwint
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