That is completely false. DDoS attacks can lead to a ton of security compromises and usually have a few cybersecurity threats happen during the DDoS attack. Now the DDoS isn't likely how this is happening but it opens the doors for a onslaught of other attacks which usually ends up resulting in these cybersecurity attacks. If you actually look into it roughly 9 out of 10 DDoS had some form of major data breach during the attack. Some DDoS attacks actually target the security features of a site which makes it even more susceptible to this type of attack. We can't actually say what the outcome of this attack is until it's done and ACR can evaluate their systems and what not and see what was actually affected, they might not even notice some of the smaller breaches that could be happening. Saying things without all the information isn't helping anyone right now, especially without all the information, we just need to sit tight and wait till ACR can get everything undercontrol and evaluate later hopefully this is simply an attack of servers and nothing else.
