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The popular American classified website Craigslist suffered a DNS attack on Sunday evening.
The issue was quickly corrected at the source but many Internet Service Providers (ISPs) cached the false DNS information for several hours and the company warned that some may still have incorrect information.

One of the sites that users were sent to was DigitalGangster[dot]com, which went offline for most of Monday because of the amount of traffic that Craigslist had sent to it.

[QUOTE="Domain Author, post: 2223113, member: 322823285"] The popular American classified website Craigslist suffered a DNS attack on Sunday evening. The issue was quickly corrected at the source but many Internet Service Providers (ISPs) cached the false DNS information for several hours and the company warned that some may still have incorrect information. One of the sites that users were sent to was DigitalGangster[dot]com, which went offline for most of Monday because of the amount of traffic that Craigslist had sent to it. [/QUOTE]

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