Beget reported data loss in cloud infrastructure

The Beget hosting provider has lost data in the cloud infrastructure and lost its IP and CDN settings. The organization announced this on November 3.

"In cloud infrastructure (VPS, S3 and Kubernetes) all data has been lost. CDN and IP settings are lost. We are not giving up and are continuing to search for ways to recover this data," the provider said in a Telegram message.

According to Beget, dedicated servers have already been restored under the users' own administration — the service started working on November 2 at about 14:00. Work on managing international domains continues. The postal service infrastructure has been restored by 80%, and full commissioning is expected within 10 hours, the company said.

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On the night of November 2, the infrastructure of the Russian cloud provider Beget was subjected to a massive cyberattack, which led to disruptions in several of the company's services. The provider explained that the consequences of the cyberattack temporarily make it difficult to fulfill part of the obligations to provide services. At the same time, the company continues to restore the functionality of its infrastructure.