The United Kingdom Department of Justice website has been attacked by DDOS

gov ukOn Wednesday, the United Kingdom Department of Justice confirmed that his website, justice.gov.uk, stopped working after an attack distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) that has been accepted.

The launch of the government website was announced on Twitter.

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"The website of the Ministry of Justice is online again and it works. "Sorry for the inconvenience caused by the downtime," said a statement issued about three hours after the attack began.

The downtime cheats said they attacked the Ministry of Justice website because they do not condemn NSA's surveillance operations.

Some users, however, criticized hackers for this attack, arguing that they should not exclude public access to legal services.

Right now the Justice Ministry's website appears to be working properly.

His website at the Ministry of Justice was not the only one to receive a DDOS attack on Wednesday. The GCHQ website also stopped working for the same reason.


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