Cloud-Nine Communications

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After six years in business, Cloud-Nine Communications, a small ISP in Britain, was forced to sell its business to competitor Zetnet Services Ltd. following a crippling DDoS attack in January of 2002. CloudNine was one of Britain's original ISP's


[edit] See Also

(2005) Principles of Information Security. Thompson Course Technology, 51-52. 978-0-619-21625-5. 

How CloudNine Wound Up in Hell. Wired News (Feb, 01, 2002). Retrieved on January 29, 2007.

Zetnet's Cloud-Nine Transfer Update. ISPreview.co.uk (February 6,2002). Retrieved on January 29, 2007.

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