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Cyberattack knocks International Meteor Org offline for weeks

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The International Meteor Organization (IMO), a Belgium-based nonprofit that coordinates meteor observations worldwide, says a cyberattack dealt a “critical blow” to its aging IT infrastructure, taking much of its website and online services offline. The organization expects several weeks of partial downtime while it moves to new infrastructure and services. IMO has restored its fireball reporting system, which allows people around the world to submit observations of unusually bright meteors, but other parts of its website remain unavailable. - Opinion / affiche

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