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Cyberattack hits hundreds of US businesses | Knysna-Plett Herald
Youtube.com - Is Youtube Down Right Now?
Youtube, Gmail, and other Google services are having problems | by Abidul Ramadan | Medium
YouTube Employees Describe Chaos as Gunman Attacks Headquarters | Vanity Fair
Displaying Incoming Server Attacks By Giving Server Logs A Scoreboard | Hackaday
YouTube content creators are facing denial-of-service attacks of a different variety | The Daily Swig
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Massive wave of account hijacks hits YouTube creators | ZDNet
YouTube: Is it safe from malware? - Panda Security
Electronics | Free Full-Text | SCNN-Attack: A Side-Channel Attack to Identify YouTube Videos in a VPN and Non-VPN Network Traffic
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After Biggest Ever DDoS Attack Hits GitHub, Attackers Add Monero Ransom Demand - Wiadomości bezpieczeństwa
Hackers can mess with HTTPS connections by sending data to your email server | Ars Technica
Massive wave of account hijacks hits YouTube creators | ZDNet
Youtube.com - Is Youtube Down Right Now?
YouTube attacks content creators; deletes post & apologises after outrage & laughs both
these-servers -handle-everything-from-processing-billions-of-searches-and-hosting-youtube -videos-to-protecting-your-email-from-virus-attacks - State Fire and Safety
Microsoft Exchange Server Attacked By Chinese Hackers
DDoS-For-Hire' Is Fueling a New Wave of Attacks | WIRED
How the attack on YouTube's HQ in San Bruno unfolded - BBC News
How Hackers Hijacked Thousands of High-Profile YouTube Accounts | WIRED
4,300 publicly reachable servers are posing a new DDoS hazard to the Internet | Ars Technica
