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DDoS Attack on FinTelegram – Sorry for Inconvenience

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FinTelegram is currently once again exposed to a DDoS attack. Therefore, visitors are increasingly confronted with error messages 500 or 503 or a temporary limitation of requests. We will adjust the configuration of our servers in the next few hours. Until then, we apologize for the inconvenience.

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