Incidents reported on status page for scamnode https://scamnodestatus.pinkdildos.net/ https://d1lppblt9t2x15.cloudfront.net/logos/d9219fbd921c75dec6a6b7e38bd55293.png https://scamnodestatus.pinkdildos.net/ en https://scamnodestatus.pinkdildos.net/ Fri, 31 Oct 2025 03:56:06 +0000 https://scamnodestatus.pinkdildos.net/#b8b3f2137e5ac74208d5f89d7640209f713a4d25abc8cb189d6b04b8e5db8796 pinkdildos.net went down https://scamnodestatus.pinkdildos.net/incident/742502 Mon, 13 Oct 2025 06:33:00 -0000 https://scamnodestatus.pinkdildos.net/incident/742502#355c6e94d885005fa6743f5d128bd9a24a668a9e857c649b3220f81c8f1fa7b9 n https://scamnodestatus.pinkdildos.net/incident/742065 Sun, 12 Oct 2025 07:46:00 -0000 https://scamnodestatus.pinkdildos.net/incident/742065#b21f9cfeefc91d6939c542ae53fd3b0366679f3904722630ded4189e05921428 ScamNode is currently experiencing a widespread Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack that has rendered all services inaccessible. Users report complete downtime, with connection timeouts, failed logins, and unresponsive endpoints across the platform. This attack aligns with a surge in high-volume DDoS incidents observed in early October 2025, potentially linked to sophisticated botnets like Aisuru, which has been responsible for record-breaking floods exceeding 29 Tbps in recent weeks. While no direct confirmation ties this specific event to Aisuru, the attack vector appears to involve volumetric TCP-based flooding, overwhelming ScamNode's bandwidth and resources. This disruption began abruptly on October 12, 2025, and has persisted for several hours without resolution. ScamNode's team is actively routing traffic through emergency DDoS protection services and investigating the source.