Digi

Digi is a telecommunications provider operating in Cambodia, identified among the country's major internet service providers. The organization delivers connectivity services to customers within this market, though specific service offerings beyond core internet access are not detailed in available public reports. Its operational presence in Cambodia positions it within a sector critical to national digital infrastructure, serving both residential and commercial users dependent on stable internet connectivity.

The organization gained public attention during a November 2018 cybersecurity incident when multiple Cambodian ISPs, including Digi, suffered severe distributed denial-of-service attacks. These attacks generated malicious traffic volumes peaking at nearly 150Gbps, ranking among the largest such events recorded in Cambodia at the time. The sustained assault caused extended service disruptions lasting up to twelve hours for affected providers, followed by intermittent connectivity degradation persisting throughout the subsequent week. This incident underscored Digi's role within a cohort of key infrastructure operators vulnerable to large-scale disruptions, with cascading effects on national internet reliability.

While several providers acknowledged the attacks publicly, one faced industry criticism for requiring external assistance to mitigate the incident, though available sources do not specify whether Digi fell into this category. No threat actors claimed responsibility for the attacks, and authorities identified no clear political or financial motives. Industry observers speculated about possible inter-provider sabotage as a contributing factor, reflecting competitive tensions within Cambodia's telecommunications landscape. The event highlighted operational resilience challenges faced by Digi and its peers when confronting sophisticated, high-volume cyber threats targeting critical network infrastructure.