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- Bets on which AI lab it is this time?
- <hat type="tinfoil">I wonder who wants the Norwegian gov infrastructure between a TLS terminating proxy service</hat>by crest
- Many important services with problems. Ouch. My guess is that the root cause is misconfiguration rather than an attack.
- Would the attack be successful is the Norwegian government used a way to protect itself against ddos like cloudflare or akamai?by spapas82
- The bus card ride purchase system was down today in my part of Finland. I wonder if it is related.by leke
- There has been also DDoS against my friend's employer ISP. He had to work a lot to mitigate. There was a random request beforeby p0w3n3d
- There's some interesting commentry at https://www.techtimes.com/articles/322754/20260803/norway-id... , which suggests that the widespread outage is due to a single point of failure:
> ID-Porten: When One Gateway Controls Everything
> At the center of the disruption is ID-porten — the national login gateway operated by Norway's Digitaliseringsdirektoratet (Digdir), the government agency responsible for public-sector digitalization. ID-porten functions as the single sign-on portal through which Norwegian citizens authenticate themselves to access public digital services.
It seems to be a corporate service provider that's a dependency for many other services.
by speerer - I'd guess someone in the us fat-fingered ip ranges and mixed up 2.144.0.0/14 (Iran) with 2.148.0.0/14 (Norway)by lschueller