LCK "Will Step Slowly Normalize
The Korean e-sports league "League of Legends Champions Korea" (LCK), which stopped live broadcasting due to the DDoS attack, said it will re-examine problems that occurred in the process of responding.
He stressed that he will take the normalization process by introducing a more stable system at Roll Park in the near future. Instead of live broadcasting, the recorded broadcasting, which was moved to 9 a.m. on weekdays and 7 p.m. on weekends, will also be restored to its original live broadcasting time from the 7th week of the 6th.
On the 4th, LCK Secretary-General Junghoon Lee issued a statement on social networking services (SNS) saying, "We are speaking to LCK fans regarding the current situation."
"LCK is implementing it with a plan to gradually move toward normalization by securing counter-power related to the DDoS attack," President Lee said. "Basically, we are going to continue to broadcast live without spectators after the recording broadcast, and then to the normalization stage."
Additional protective measures have been applied to Roll Park since the last DDoS attack. There were several DDoS attacks during the recording broadcast, but the protective measures were effective, and accordingly, he explained that the timing of the recording broadcast will be normalized to 5 p.m. from the 7th week of the game, which will be held on the 6th.
"If LCK stops completely, it affects countless people in the ecosystem, including the team, players, fans, sponsors, viewers, streamers, reporters, and LCK competition workers," President Lee said. "I think it will be the most desired appearance by criminals who commit the DDoS attack. In any case, we will find a solution again, and we will do our best to prevent LCK from stopping." 안전 토토사이트
Currently, LCK judged the DDoS attack as a clear criminal act and reported it to related agencies and investigative agencies such as the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA).
He stressed that he will take the normalization process by introducing a more stable system at Roll Park in the near future. Instead of live broadcasting, the recorded broadcasting, which was moved to 9 a.m. on weekdays and 7 p.m. on weekends, will also be restored to its original live broadcasting time from the 7th week of the 6th.
On the 4th, LCK Secretary-General Junghoon Lee issued a statement on social networking services (SNS) saying, "We are speaking to LCK fans regarding the current situation."
"LCK is implementing it with a plan to gradually move toward normalization by securing counter-power related to the DDoS attack," President Lee said. "Basically, we are going to continue to broadcast live without spectators after the recording broadcast, and then to the normalization stage."
Additional protective measures have been applied to Roll Park since the last DDoS attack. There were several DDoS attacks during the recording broadcast, but the protective measures were effective, and accordingly, he explained that the timing of the recording broadcast will be normalized to 5 p.m. from the 7th week of the game, which will be held on the 6th.
"If LCK stops completely, it affects countless people in the ecosystem, including the team, players, fans, sponsors, viewers, streamers, reporters, and LCK competition workers," President Lee said. "I think it will be the most desired appearance by criminals who commit the DDoS attack. In any case, we will find a solution again, and we will do our best to prevent LCK from stopping." 안전 토토사이트
Currently, LCK judged the DDoS attack as a clear criminal act and reported it to related agencies and investigative agencies such as the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA).
2024-03-04 21:15
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