
Developers unaffected as Canonical public sites down 4 hours in second DDoS attack this year
Canonical confirmed a sustained DDoS attack disrupted public web properties for over four hours, though developer tools remained online.
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Canonical confirmed a sustained DDoS attack disrupted public web properties for over four hours, though developer tools remained online.

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