Bluesky Confirms Another DDoS Attack Behind Recent Service Outage

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Bluesky has attributed its latest service disruption to a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. The social networking platform confirmed the incident was the cause of a recent outage affecting its users. This marks at least the second major DDoS attack to target Bluesky in the current year. The repeated attacks highlight growing cybersecurity challenges facing the emerging social media platform.

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