Update 4:39PM ET: Added comment from Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer. Update 3:04PM ET: Added context from Brian Krebs. Akamai eventually fixed the problem later that same day. Facebook alone is in control over its DNS records."īack in July, Akamai Technologies, one of the largest content delivery networks in the world, went through a similar outage, leading to a large section of the internet, including platforms like the PlayStation Store, TikTok and LastPass, becoming inaccessible. "It could well have been the result of an internal, system-wide change or update that went awry. Per journalist Brian Krebs, Facebook's DNS records were withdrawn from the global routing tables sometime this morning."We don't know why this change was made," Krebs wrote in a tweet.
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