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‘Hackers’ blamed for failure of Ctrip travel website 2015-05-29
SHANGHAI-BASED Ctrip.com said it was put out of service yesterday as a result of an “unknown hacker attack.”
“Part of the company’s servers were attacked at 11:09am, which led to the temporary collapse of its website and mobile application,” a press officer told Shanghai Daily.
Engineers fixed most of the problems on 10:45pm last night, though some functions remain out of service. Visitors were advised to visit eLong.com, a subsidiary of Ctrip.
“Part of the company’s servers were attacked at 11:09am, which led to the temporary collapse of its website and mobile application,” a press officer told Shanghai Daily.
Engineers fixed most of the problems on 10:45pm last night, though some functions remain out of service. Visitors were advised to visit eLong.com, a subsidiary of Ctrip.
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