Dear Multilogin users,

Recently, Multilogin service has been subject to numerous attacks. We've previously dealt with various attacks also, but they mostly targeted our users to gain access through brute-forcing or social engineering account passwords.

However, these recent attacks solely aim to disrupt the normal operation of the service. After analyzing attacks, we have reasons to believe they were an attempt to compete with us unethically. We are not surprised given the sheer popularity of Multilogin across a number of communities.

Be assured, we are putting every bit of effort required to protect the service and enable its stable operation. For security reasons, we cannot post updates on changes we implement, but we do a lot because we care about you and your business.

After the most recent attack today, we tightened certain limits that were leaving a loophole for attackers. We've made every effort to configure limits in a way they wouldn't affect non-malicious users. However, if you are doing automation or running another type of operation at a larger scale on Multilogin and have reasons to believe more strict limits affected it, please contact our customer support. Our engineering support will look into your case personally and help to resolve any potential issues.

As of now, all attacks have been repelled, and the service operates stably.

Please accept our apologies for recent instabilities and thank you for using Multilogin!

Multilogin Team