Drone Strikes Destroy Three Percent of Yandex Cloud Data
Published 2h ago · Latest report 1h ago · Accident
Affects Russia · Covered in 2 countries
Yandex lost 3% of its cloud data after drone strikes damaged equipment.
Russian tech firm Yandex reported a permanent loss of nearly 3% of its cloud customer data following recent drone strikes. The company stated that the incident caused critical damage to infrastructure and highlighted that some affected users failed to maintain external backups.
- The damageCritical equipment failure led to the permanent loss of customer files.
- The warningThe firm urged users to maintain independent backups to prevent future data loss.
Why it matters
Cloud data security and infrastructure resilience have become critical concerns as digital services face physical threats during regional conflicts. Major technology providers rely heavily on redundant systems and backups to protect client information against unexpected disasters.
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Yandex confirmed that approximately 3% of its cloud customer data was permanently lost due to equipment damage stemming from drone strikes.
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- The Moscow TimesNearly 3% of Cloud Customer Data Permanently Lost After Drone Strikes, Yandex Says1h ago · open ↗
- CNARussia's Yandex says nearly 3% of cloud customer data lost after attacks2h ago · open ↗
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