BleepingComputer reports that Russian cloud and hosting provider Beget said an attacker gained access to the management systems of its entire architecture on the night of Nov 1 and deployed malware that erased server data, after which Beget disconnected all servers [1]. According to the report, Beget said all data in its cloud infrastructure, including VPS, S3 and Kubernetes, was lost, VPS binary backups were completely lost and file backups are expected to be available for only about half of users [1]. Beget customers should follow the provider's recovery notices and prepare to rebuild services and data on their own if backups cannot be recovered [1].
Russian cloud provider Beget's management layer breached and hit with data-wiping malware; cloud data lost and infrastructure rebuilt from scratch
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- Disclosed
- Nov 3, 2026
- Occurred
- Nov 1, 2026
- Published
- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 10, 2026
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Industries mainly affected: Technology
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Beget customers should follow the provider's recovery notices and prepare to rebuild services and data on their own if backups cannot be recovered [1]
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- 1Track recovery notices and prepare own backups mitigate[1]
Beget customers should follow recovery and backup notices and rebuild from their own backups if needed.
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“On the night of November 1st, the attacker gained access to the management systems of the company's entire architecture and deployed malware that erased server data.”
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