Beget restores over 50,000 websites after large-scale cyberattack
The hosting provider has also issued SSL certificates for them and plans to complete the main part of virtual hosting recovery within three days.
Hosting provider Beget continues to restore its IT infrastructure following a cyberattack that occurred on the night of November 2, 2026. To date, the company has successfully brought over 50,000 websites back online and issued SSL certificates for them.
Beget reported that it has completed half of the work on restoring data from backups. The company plans to address the main remaining tasks related to virtual hosting within three days.
For clients whose websites have already been restored, technical support has been made available through the control panel. Due to the high volume of requests, the response time from specialists may be longer.
As a result of the attack, intruders gained access to the company’s management infrastructure and executed scripts that led to data destruction. The cloud infrastructure for VPS, S3, and Kubernetes was lost; however, file-based VPS backups were preserved. Specialists are currently rebuilding the cloud services and restoring virtual hosting servers.
Additional restrictions have affected the domain services: the Coordination Center for RU and RF Domains has temporarily suspended Beget’s accreditation as a registrar. The company is currently unable to register new domains in these zones but is required to continue servicing previously registered ones.
