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DDoS attack knocks South Korea's court websites offline for about 2 hours

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On November 7, 2024, the websites of courts nationwide in South Korea and their case search function were paralyzed for about two hours by a DDoS attack, and the electronic litigation site also suffered temporary access problems. The websites were restored and the attacks subsided the following day, but the National Court Administration maintained its defensive posture. The National Court Administration tracked the attackers together with the National Intelligence Service and the National Office of Investigation.

Key facts

Affected organization
Judiciary of Korea
Incident type
DDoS
Occurred / detected
2024-11-07
Scale of damage
Court websites and case search function nationwide paralyzed for about 2 hours; temporary access disruption to the electronic litigation site
Cause / method
DDoS attack
Location
South Korea

Timeline

  1. A DDoS attack paralyzed court websites nationwide and their case search function for about two hours.
  2. Even after the attacks subsided, the National Court Administration maintained its defensive posture and tracked the attackers with the National Intelligence Service and the National Office of Investigation.

13 related reports

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