Late Sunday night and Monday morning, the website of the United States (FCC) became unresponsive, which interfered with much of the public expressing their views on the proposals currently up for comment, including one about . Although comedian on his show had asked his viewers to inundate the website with comments supporting Net Neutrality, the FCC says a DDoS () cyberattack, not angry fans, are responsible for their website's issues.
Late Sunday night and Monday morning, the website of the United States (FCC) became unresponsive, which interfered with attempts by the public to express their views on the proposals currently up for comment, including one about . Although comedian on his show had asked his viewers to inundate the website with comments supporting Net Neutrality, the FCC says a DDoS () cyberattack, not angry fans, are responsible for their website's issues.
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