AT&T outage, 2 October 2026
AT&T was down for 1 hour 12 minutes on 2 October 2026, from 13:51 to 15:03 UTC, as measured by HostTracker's checkpoints.
What our checkpoints saw
ALL TIMES UTCThe first failed check is the top row, and the recovery is the last one. A row marked "x N" stands for several consecutive checks with the same result from that checkpoint.
| Time (UTC) | Location | Result | Error |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Oct 14:02 | Krasnodar2, Russian Federation | Failed x 6 | Http 403 |
| 2 Oct 15:03 | Krasnodar2, Russian Federation | Failed | Http 403 |
The shaded band is the outage window. Points are averaged per bucket across the checkpoints that answered, so a gap in the line is a period where nothing answered at all.
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