Some soccer followers might have missed Wednesday’s semi-final between France and Morocco due to a outage. The streaming service that it was not knocked offline as a result of demand or reaching bandwidth limitations. Instead, it claims to have been the sufferer of a cyber assault.

At 9:20AM ET on Wednesday, Fubo reported that customers might have been unable to log into their account or create a brand new one. The problem logged some customers out of the FuboTV app as nicely. On its standing web page, Fubo apologized to those that have been having points whereas making an attempt to look at the sport, and directed them to a free, 60-minute livestream preview on Fox’s web site.

“While this ongoing issue has been resolved for some users, we are aware that many users are still unable to access the FuboTV app and website at this time,” a message posted on Fubo’s at midnight reads. “Our teams remain engaged and will be working into the night to fully resolve this issue.” 

Even although Fubo claimed that service was absolutely restored on Wednesday night, the standing web page nonetheless mentioned that account creation, password reset requests and streaming features remained disrupted as of 12:45PM on Thursday. In any case, fingers crossed the whole lot goes extra easily for Sunday’s World Cup last between Argentina and France.

Fubo mentioned it took steps to include the assault as quickly because it found what was occurring. It has reported the incident to regulation enforcement and it introduced in third-party cybersecurity consultants to look into what occurred and the way.

“Our investigation is at an early stage, but we are committed to transparency regarding this incident,” Fubo co-founder and CEO David Gandler wrote in a notice to customers. “We will provide an update at an appropriate time when we have more information to share.”