Washington DC, March 25 -- A significant cyberattack aimed at Uyghur Post has been detected and reported to U.S. authorities, following several days of disruption caused by what experts have described as a large-scale, coordinated distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack, according to a report by Uyghur Times (UT).

Starting March 9, Uyghur Post faced continuous and intense traffic flooding that made its website intermittently unavailable. Based on internal data and inputs from technical partners, daily service requests surged to nearly 185.68 million, overwhelming the servers and resulting in repeated outages.

At the height of the attack, users trying to access the website encountered "connection timed out" messages, indicating that ...