2026-06-05 18:08 UTCIncidents Detected

Internet Status — June 5, 2026: Minor Incidents, Core Networks Stable

The global internet is operating normally today, with no widespread outages. A handful of provider-level incidents are active but contained, and core cloud, CDN, and connectivity infrastructure remains stable.

Active incidents:

Cloudflare: Two issues identified today. A subset of Let's Encrypt certificates hit TLS connectivity problems due to a certificate-chain bundling issue (identified ~17:22 UTC); Cloudflare is automatically rebuilding the affected chains. Separately, some Cloudflare API requests may fail or return errors (under investigation since ~14:58 UTC). CDN caching and edge security are unaffected.

GitHub: A service disruption caused authorization failures between 14:49 and 16:45 UTC after a feature flag was activated. The flag has been disabled; the issue is mitigated and being monitored.

OpenAI: ChatGPT voice mode availability is degraded and under investigation; other services are operational.

Twilio: Several regional SMS delivery delays affecting specific carriers (e.g., parts of Africa and South Asia). Localized and carrier-level.

All clear: AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Discord, Slack, Atlassian, Vercel, and Meta (Facebook/Instagram/WhatsApp) report normal operations.

Recently resolved (past 72h): DigitalOcean's DNS API issue on June 4 (09:41–11:24 UTC) has been fully resolved.

Bottom line: No internet-wide disruption. Most users will see no impact, though some sites behind affected Cloudflare certificates may briefly show TLS errors until chains are rebuilt. Status: incidents detected, core networks stable.

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