New York Times Website Is Down, Says Matter Is Internal, Not Cyberattack

The New York Times website went down on Wednesday morning, the paper confirmed. Some reports said the website might be under cyberattack.
New York Times Website Is Down, Says Matter Is Internal, Not Cyberattack
(Screenshot/New York Times)
Jack Phillips
8/14/2013
Updated:
7/18/2015

UPDATE at 1:50 p.m. - The website is now up.

The New York Times website went down on Wednesday morning, the paper confirmed. Some reports said the website might be under cyberattack, but the Times denied this.

Users trying to access the site got a “Http/1.1 Service Unavailable” error message displayed on top of a blank screen.

The paper’s official Twitter account, The Lede, confirmed the website is down.

“We are having technical problems on http://nytimes.com  - please follow @RobertMackey for Twitter updates on Egypt crackdown,” it wrote.

Journalist Julia Boorstin wrote on Twitter that the Times told her: “The site does appear [to] be down; we’re looking into it.”

The Times’ mobile app service also appeared to be down.

 

 









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    We will communicate further when we have more information. - from @NYTimes (3/3)









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    We believe the outage is the result of an internal issue, which we expect to be resolved soon. (2/3)









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    Part 1/3: As you are undoubtedly aware, we are experiencing a server issue that has resulted in our e-mail and Web site being unavailable.