Hackers continue to attack the site of Mikhail Saakashvili, who "moved" to the USA

Specialists of the American company Tulip Systems engaged in the hosting of the Internet site Mikhail Saakashvili are hardly repulsing the attacks of hackers. As the Vesti TV channel reports, providing the acting head of Tom Berling’s company, “Now the situation can be described as a game of chess. We take a blow, the site hangs, we are restoring the system for two hours, the site works for 30-45 minutes, then the hackers find ways to break it again.”

Attacks occur simultaneously from about 500 addresses. "All IP addresses from which the attack is being held are in Russia. We manage to block them, but literally, after five minutes we will again record about 500 attacks from other Russian addresses," Berling said.

According to him, the massive attacks of hackers on the site began on Saturday. A large number of requests are received to the victim’s site, which he is not able to cope with. As a result, the site "hangs" or works extremely slowly.

The site of Mikhail Saakashvili was put on servicing Tulip Systems on August 9 after the offer made by the company Georgian leadership. On the night of August 9, the Hacker’s attack was subjected to the Georgian Foreign Ministry. On his main page on a white background, hackers posted a photo collage of black and white photographs of President Saakashvili and Adolf Hitler.