The Telegraph blocks user access over detected unusual security activity

2 articles · Updated · The Telegraph · Apr 29

The Telegraph website has restricted access for users whose connections trigger its security systems, citing unusual activity.
Affected users are directed to contact the Customer Support Team and provide an Akamai Reference Number to resolve the issue.
No previous incidents or broader impacts have been reported, and the restriction appears to be a targeted security measure rather than a widespread outage.

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