Cyberattack wipes cloud data at Beget
First merged summary.
Attackers erased data on over 1,000 servers at Russian hosting provider Beget, disrupting websites and services.
A cyberattack destroyed data across Beget's cloud infrastructure, affecting virtual private servers, cloud storage, and Kubernetes services. The company is manually inspecting servers to restore services and has begun bringing some back online. Customers are advised to change credentials. No group has claimed responsibility. Binary backups were lost but file-level backups remain intact, allowing recovery of nearly all shared hosting websites.
- Over 1,000 servers affected
- VPS, cloud storage, and Kubernetes services wiped
- Binary backups lost, file-level backups intact
- Hundreds of websites disrupted
- Company manually restoring services
- No group claimed responsibility
What each outlet adds
beyond the shared facts- The RecordDetails on VPS, cloud storage, Kubernetes wipe, binary backups lost, nearly all shared hosting websites recoverable
- DataBreaches.netOne of Russia's largest hosting providers, company began bringing some servers back online
- Vendors
- Beget
- Products
- cloud infrastructure
- Victims
- Beget
- Countries
- Russia
Coverage
oldest first · one row per article · UTC- · 5d ago
The RecordFirst report
Beget suffers data wipe in cloud infrastructure attack
Attackers erased data on over 1,000 servers at Russian hosting provider Beget, disrupting websites and services.
- · 4d ago
DataBreaches.net
Cyberattack destroys data at Beget cloud hosting provider
A cyberattack has wiped cloud data at Beget, one of Russia's largest hosting providers, disrupting hundreds of websites.