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So people have told me that this report about attacks on DeepSeek is not legitimate. However, I've found that at least GlobalTimes reports massive attacks confirmed by XLab, which is a real company. here are more details, from a site I can't be assed to verify. Thoughts? https://t.co/qDcY3vxcpi https://t.co/CKYLcJy03X
🚨 China's AI startup #Deepseek got a large-scale cyberattack for 83-hours ever since it's debut got world's attention. (Take a guess, who is behind the unprecedent large-scale cyberattack?) Now, a group of Chinese giant tech companies offers protection to #Deepseek. https://t.co/Jg4qWAMfgf
Deepseek received a large-scale cyber attack for days ever since it got the world's attention. (Guess who could be behind this? 🤔) However, a group of senior Chinese tech companies came to help, provide their technology, and protect the startup #DeepSeek. https://t.co/mSUihgViL2
DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, has faced a large-scale cyberattack over a period of 83 hours, from January 25 to January 29, 2025. The attack involved over 230 million distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) requests per second, with the total attack volume equating to the total internet traffic of Europe for three days. Reports indicate that the cyberattacks have escalated, with botnets increasing their command capacity by over 100 times. The attacks are believed to have originated from the United States, with U.S. IP addresses among the thousands targeting DeepSeek. In response, several major Chinese tech companies have mobilized to provide technical assistance to defend against the attack. Zhou Hongyi, founder of 360 Group, has stepped in to offer free support to help DeepSeek withstand the onslaught.