Early in the morning, I received a PC recall CALL while on my way to work: the website was completely paralyzed.

Log in to the server to check and find that there were no abnormalities, but the domain name could not be resolved normally. Only after checking the news did I realize that Xinwang's DNS server was attacked on a large scale. It is said to be the strongest hacker attack ever suffered by Xinwang.

The attack started at around 5 p.m. yesterday and continued into the evening. At 12 o'clock, Xinwang officials confirmed that the accident was determined to be caused by a hacker attack. Xinwang expressed its apology to the majority of netizens in its announcement on the incident and strongly condemned the hacker's attack. In addition, the announcement also stated that Xinwang would not compensate for the failure, saying that Xinwang itself was also a victim. Some websites did not return to normal until 10 a.m. today, and Xinwang's official website did not have any official announcement or explanation about the hacking incident.

It seems that the world is getting crazier and crazier. It seems that September 21 will be recorded in history, not only the day when the China Internet Conference was held, but also the day when the masses voted with their feet.