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• @netblocks @netblocks on x

  ⚠️ Confirmed: Metrics show a disruption to network connectivity at the Djibouti Data Center which connects the country's landing stations; the incident comes as Israeli media report four submarine cables across the Red Sea including SEACOM have been targeted by Houthi rebels ✂️ […

• @bushidotoken Will on x

  Destructive physical attacks on submarine internet cables is a worrying concerning trend, globally 🌍👀 They make up 97% of the entire internet traffic, source: ENISA (https://www.enisa.europa.eu/ ...)

• @revolutionaryem @revolutionaryem on x

  Some clarification about the “attack” on the cables in the Red Sea It was not an “Houthi” attack. Thread 🧵

• @cloudflareradar @cloudflareradar on x

  So far, @Cloudflare data hasn't observed any clear changes in Internet traffic or latency in potentially affected areas of the region, including Djibouti, Egypt, Kenya, and Tanzania, following reports of submarine cables damage in the Red Sea.

• @alberto_rizzi_ Alberto Rizzi on x

  So far, we know very little about Red Sea cables disruptions: of AAE-1, Seacom/TGN, and Europe India Gateway, only Seacom has confirmed having cable issues at Djibouti (landing station), with uncertain causes. Situation of other undersea cables unconfirmed https://www.datacenterd…

• @revolutionaryem @revolutionaryem on x

  OFFICIAL: the Ministry of Telecoms and IT deny the allegations of an “Attack” by “Houthis” on the cables The government of Yemen is ensuring the safety of the cables and are keen to coordinate with the concerned parties to help them obtain permits to complete necessary repairs [i…

• @defcon_level @defcon_level on x

  Four underwater cables linking Europe to Asia, and China to the West were reportedly targeted by Houthi rebels, according to Israeli media, which reported the cables that were cut belonged to AAE-1, Seacom, EIG, and TGN systems. Read Alert:🡻 https://www.defconlevel.com/ ... [imag…

• @dougmadory Doug Madory on x

  Let's talk about the “Houthis cut subsea cables near Yemen” story that is making the rounds. At least one submarine cable appears to have suffered a fault this weekend: SEACOM. As far as Houthi involvement, no reliable sources have emerged to confirm this part of the story.

• @sentdefender @sentdefender on x

  The Houthi Terrorist Group in Yemen is now believed to have Damaged at least 4 Undersea-Communications Cables in the Southern Red Sea belonging to AAE-1, Seacom, EIG, and TGN Systems that run between Saudi Arabia and Djibouti; this Damage is believed to have been caused by a... […

• @oliviasolon Olivia Solon on x

  NEW: After a cable was damaged in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen, a telco is figuring out how to make submarine repairs in the Houthi strike zone https://www.bloomberg.com/...

• r/worldnews r on reddit

  At least one subsea fiber cable damaged in the Red Sea, some reports blame Houthi rebels