Sorry, chaps! We didn't mean to steamroller legit No-IP users – Microsoft Microsoft has admitted that it did disrupt a significant number of legitimate users of No-IP's dynamic DNS service, but says the problem is now sorted out. "Yesterday morning, Microsoft took steps to disrupt a cyber-attack that surreptitiously installed malware on millions of devices without their owners' knowledge through the …
So... anyone else seeing anything actually fixed?
Perhaps my 1990s text MUD looks like malware to them, because the packets are all clear text and easily human readable.
If the only accounts that are supposed to be nerfed right now are criminal accounts then Microsoft is basically calling me a criminal.
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