Solana believes there was a DDoS attack, but the network is still online.

Apparently, Solana's blockchain performance has been referred to a Dedicated Service Protocol (DDoS) attack in the past 24 hours, but the network appears to be still online.

DDoS attacks often refer to multiple devices or orchestrated botnets that use malicious traffic to disrupt the network and take it offline.

This is not the first time that Solana has had this problem. - Break time.

At approximately 3:00 p.m. UTC on December 9, the Solana-based NFT Blockasset platform reported a recent DDoS attack which indicated:

"We know that it will take a long time to distribute the tokens. The Solana chain in the DDoS attack is down, causing network congestion and delays."

Genesis High, a construction company focused on Solana, also reported the problem of identifying the network being applied for, but reported the situation, ask everyone to be humble as they accused the problem of being a " growing problem ".

To date, the Solana Foundation has not acknowledged the public outcry, the nature of the incident remains unclear and Status.Solana says the network has not been affected at the time of writing and is functioning fully.

However, numerous Twitter accounts claim that Solana is in pain all over the world. Don't do that! "

Earlier today, a member of the r / Solana section of reddit revealed that the network integration was due to another version of IDO by Raydium. User "u / Psilodelic" wrote an article titled "Why is Raydium IDO blocking the Solana network?"

“What concerns me most right now is the impact of the high volume packaging industry involved with Raydium IDO and the launch of Solana operations. Months, including 17 hours of downtime, were triggered by Raydium. ”they write.

In response, one of the panel moderators, "Laine_sa", could not confirm whether the Solana network issues had already been recovered from Raydium, but noted that the "attack" difference "was created for take charge of Solana after the September DDoS attack. online:

“Temporary measures have been taken to prevent the total collapse of pre-election trade. In addition, count and price changes are being made in this regard.” But this is not a quick fix that can be published in a newspaper. week. Why does it take time. But we are working on it. "

Cointelegraph has reached out to several Solana developers to ask questions about the DDoS attack and will update Cointelegraph's announcement when they respond.

According to Coingecko data, the price of the Solana (SOL) at the time of writing was $ 182.79, down 6.4% in the past 24 hours. Along with most of the major crypto assets, SOL has fallen 26.1% in the past 30 days.