The rise of Blizzard's MMORPG that was recently released by World of Warcraft Classic went offline over the weekend by a series of DDoS attacks on game servers. According to Kotaku, the attack began around 11 am EST on September 8, although Blizzard was able to get most of the World of Warcraft Classic servers back up and running the next morning.

For those unfamiliar, DDos stands for Distributed Denial of Service, which means that cyber attacks have deliberately made machines or network resources - in this case, World of Warcraft Classic - not available by disrupting connections with the intended users. This makes it unplayable for a number of solid players and has been doing it for several hours. In addition, if you are in need of Cheap World of Warcraft Classic Gold, you can visit our website rvgm.com.

Blizzard has confirmed that he is aware of the situation and is monitoring it closely. The latest update was issued around 2:00 PM PT, which stated that "some services" remained affected by the ongoing DDoS attack. Players who use this service, which can include Battle.net themselves, can experience high latency and interruptions. If yesterday can be used as an example, DDoS attacks end and services are restored around 6-7: 00 pm PT.

Last night, the North American customer service team updated the player via Twitter, providing server information that was back online and stable but that "some players might experience persistent login problems until the maintenance of the area tomorrow morning."