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Covered by 2 outlets — first reported by Infosecurity Magazine, Nov 12, 14:00 UTC

Lego Takes BrickLink Marketplace Offline After Detecting Unusual Activity

In brief

Lego-owned marketplace BrickLink has been offline for almost a week after identifying "unusual activity on the platform," leaving fans unable to buy and sell spare bricks and minifigures. The company initially described the outage as "necessary work" and said the site would return on November 9. That deadline has come and gone.

From The Register Security's coverage.

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2 outlets, in the order they reported it.

  1. Infosecurity MagazineFirst report

    Lego Takes BrickLink Marketplace Offline After Detecting Unusual Activity

    Lego has taken its BrickLink Marketplace offline after detecting unusual activity as the company investigates the incident

    Read at Infosecurity Magazine Details

  2. The Register Security

    Lego marketplace BrickLink in pieces after 'unusual activity' takes it offline for almost a week

    Lego-owned marketplace BrickLink has been offline for almost a week after identifying "unusual activity on the platform," leaving fans unable to buy and sell spare bricks and minifigures.

    Read at The Register Security Details