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Targeted: 1,000 FREE Aeroplan Miles for taking a short quiz!
– RewardsCanada.ca
UPDATE: Aeroplan reached out to us to let us know this quiz is a targeted offer (available only to the original recipient of the email)Earlier in the year Aeroplan launched a campaign to clarify myths of the program and the latest step in that educational campaign is to test your knowledge with a ‘Myth or Truth’ quiz. The quiz is super easy and only takes about a minute to complete. In the end you’ll submit your Aeroplan number and they’ll reward you with 1,000 miles. A nice and easy way to boost your balance and for those of you who don’t use Aeroplan much, an easy way to extend your accounts by another 12 months.Take the quiz here!Cyber attack disrupts much of the Internet
– macleans.ca
LONDON – There have been reports of internet disruption across the East Coast of the United States after a key firm was hit by a cyberattack.
New Hampshire-based Dyn said its server infrastructure was hit by a distributed denial-of-service attack, which works by overwhelming targeted machines with malicious electronic traffic.
The company said in a series of statements that the attack took place early Friday local time and created disruption, but that “services have been restored to normal,”
The level of disruption caused was hard to gauge, but Dyn provides internet traffic optimization to some of the biggest names on the web, including Twitter, Netflix and Visa.
Several sites, such as coder hangout Github, said they were experiencing problems, although it was not immediately clear whether the issues were linked to the cyberattack.
The post Cyber attack disrupts much of the Internet appeared first on Macleans.ca.
New Hampshire-based Dyn said its server infrastructure was hit by a distributed denial-of-service attack, which works by overwhelming targeted machines with malicious electronic traffic.
The company said in a series of statements that the attack took place early Friday local time and created disruption, but that “services have been restored to normal,”
The level of disruption caused was hard to gauge, but Dyn provides internet traffic optimization to some of the biggest names on the web, including Twitter, Netflix and Visa.
Several sites, such as coder hangout Github, said they were experiencing problems, although it was not immediately clear whether the issues were linked to the cyberattack.
The post Cyber attack disrupts much of the Internet appeared first on Macleans.ca.
Cyber attack disrupts much of the Internet
– macleans.ca
LONDON – There have been reports of internet disruption across the East Coast of the United States after a key firm was hit by a cyberattack.
New Hampshire-based Dyn said its server infrastructure was hit by a distributed denial-of-service attack, which works by overwhelming targeted machines with malicious electronic traffic.
The company said in a series of statements that the attack took place early Friday local time and created disruption, but that “services have been restored to normal,”
The level of disruption caused was hard to gauge, but Dyn provides internet traffic optimization to some of the biggest names on the web, including Twitter, Netflix and Visa.
Several sites, such as coder hangout Github, said they were experiencing problems, although it was not immediately clear whether the issues were linked to the cyberattack.
The post Cyber attack disrupts much of the Internet appeared first on Macleans.ca.
New Hampshire-based Dyn said its server infrastructure was hit by a distributed denial-of-service attack, which works by overwhelming targeted machines with malicious electronic traffic.
The company said in a series of statements that the attack took place early Friday local time and created disruption, but that “services have been restored to normal,”
The level of disruption caused was hard to gauge, but Dyn provides internet traffic optimization to some of the biggest names on the web, including Twitter, Netflix and Visa.
Several sites, such as coder hangout Github, said they were experiencing problems, although it was not immediately clear whether the issues were linked to the cyberattack.
The post Cyber attack disrupts much of the Internet appeared first on Macleans.ca.
