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Lego's BrickLink Marketplace Offline for Nearly a Week Following 'Unusual Activity' Investigation

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BrickLink, the Lego-owned online marketplace for buying and selling Lego sets and individual parts, has been offline since November 6 due to "unusual activity" detected on the platform. The site was initially expected to return on November 9 but remains down with a maintenance page updated on November 11. Lego has not confirmed a cyberattack but references to securitization, containment, and ongoing investigation suggest a significant security incident. The outage has frustrated the adult fan community, with calls for greater transparency. BrickLink was acquired by Lego in 2019 and hosts over 10,000 storefronts. The exact cause and extent of the incident remain undisclosed as investigations continue.

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    Lego's BrickLink Marketplace Offline for Nearly a Week Following 'Unusual Activity' Investigation

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    BrickLink, the Lego-owned online marketplace for buying and selling Lego sets and individual parts, has been offline since November 6 due to "unusual activity" detected on the platform. The site was initially expected to return on November 9 but remains down with a maintenance page updated on November 11. Lego has not confirmed a cyberattack but references to securitization, containment, and ongoing investigation suggest a significant security incident. The outage has frustrated the adult fan community, with calls for greater transparency. BrickLink was acquired by Lego in 2019 and hosts over 10,000 storefronts. The exact cause and extent of the incident remain undisclosed as investigations continue.