Over 1,000 servers need manual inspection after a data-wiping attack.

Beget is Russia’s second-largest registrar of Russian domains, and the outage hit small and medium-sized businesses.

Beget says attackers reached its management systems and ran scripts that erased data, including all binary backups of its virtual servers.

File-level backups survived, and nearly all shared-hosting websites can likely be recovered, the company said.

Beget says engineers are still removing malicious files and checking data integrity across its servers.

How each outlet framed it
The Record leans critical
emphasizes that the wipe destroyed all binary backups of VPS servers, leaving only file-level backups, and that over 1,000 servers must be inspected by hand

Sources: The Record