115 Netdisk Announces Service Compensation after 916 Cyberattack

TapTechNews September 21, a service compensation announcement regarding the '916 Cyberattack Incident' was released by 115 Netdisk early this morning.

The announcement stated that on September 16, 2024 (Monday), the 115 Technology servers were maliciously cyberattacked, resulting in login failures for products and services including 115 Life (formerly known as '115 Netdisk'). As of September 17 (Tuesday), the company's product and service including 115 Life have all returned to normal operation, and the login failure has been resolved.

The compensation plan is as follows:

From now until 24:00 on September 30, 2024 (Monday), all accounts that successfully log in to '115 Life' can receive compensation, and each account is limited to one receipt only;

Original Stone members and trial/experience/monthly/annual VIP: will automatically receive 5 days of VIP service duration + 50 cloud download quotas (valid for 5 days);

Super/long-term VIP: will receive 500 cloud download quotas (valid for 31 days after claiming).

According to TapTechNews' previous report, on the afternoon of September 16, 115 Netdisk once experienced service failure, and both the App and the official website webpages showed 502 errors. That night, 115 Netdisk responded that the server was maliciously cyberattacked, and the claim of 'terminating the service' is a rumor.