As a result of DDoS attack several Armenian web sites work in Only Armenia regime

A "light" cyber war has been held between Armenia and Azerbaijan for the last week, in which both parties suffer DDoS attack, director of the company "ABC domain" Hasmik Alaverdyan told Arminfo correspondent.

"Armenian web sites suffer DDoS attack from time to time. However, there is no serious breaking. They (Azerbaijani hackers) have got the list of all the news and state web sites and attack them. But in several hours these web sites go on functioning in the former regime", - she said and added that Armenian hackers do not lag behind the Azerbaijani ones and give them adequate response.

To note, since 7:00 PM ArmInfo web site has not been functioning because of the DDoS attack.

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