Court website experiences connection issues due to suspected DDoS attack (South Korea)

On the afternoon of the 7th, the website of a South Korean court became inaccessible due to a DDoS attack (distributed denial of service). According to a report from the Court Administration Office, the attack occurred at 3 p.m.
The connection issue began at around 21:21 and continued for over an hour. It gradually subsided around 4:30 p.m., and by 6 p.m., connections had almost completely recovered.
A DDoS attack is a cyber attack that intentionally sends a large amount of traffic to take down a website or online service.
They were faced with messages like "Loading..." or "Site cannot be reached." Several court websites, including the Seoul Central District Court, were affected.
However, the electronic litigation system, the court's internal network, and the Internet registry were not affected, and judicial functions were maintained.
Immediately after detection, the government responded swiftly and, in cooperation with the National Intelligence Service and the National Investigation Agency, successfully blocked the suspicious traffic.
The Ministry of Science, Technology and Information Technology also attacked the websites of the State Information Resources Management Agency, a subordinate organization of the ministry, and the ruling People Power Party. The Ministry of Science, Technology and Information Technology said that the attackers may be pro-Russian hacker groups.
is considered to be high.