<p>ℹ️ Due to recent changes in X (Twitter) API, posts are no longer visible directly. We are migrating this status page with better messages. </p><p><u><strong>UPDATE  9.9.2026  10:50 UTC</strong></u></p><p>Today between 12:41 and 12:44 CEST, we experienced a brief service disruption on <strong>cloud.maptiler.com</strong>: clicking into the Maps section returned an Internal Server Error. The issue has been identified and resolved, and the service is now operating normally. We apologize for any inconvenience.</p><p><u><strong>UPDATE  12.8.2026  07:35 UTC</strong></u></p><p>On Friday 7th August, we detected that our self-hosted Metabase instance had been compromised via a zero-day vulnerability affecting versions 1.58 and above; we blocked the affected endpoint and patched the instance within ~5 hours. Following a full audit of the exposed data, we confirmed that an unknown attacker gained temporary read access to a limited set of internal tables, with only 139 customer records (containing name, address, and email linked to invoices) actually affected, and <strong>no passwords or payment card data exposed</strong>. We've rotated all related credentials, notified the affected customers directly, and added further monitoring; see <a href="https://www.maptiler.com/security/">security page link</a> for details.</p><p><u><strong>UPDATE  22.7.2026  08:35 UTC</strong></u></p><p>Maintenance is complete and <strong>cloud.maptiler.com</strong> is back online and fully operational. Thank you for your patience.</p><p><u><strong>UPDATE  21.7.2026  15:00 UTC</strong></u></p><p>Service <strong>cloud.maptiler.com </strong>maintenance scheduled for tomorrow morning, 22. 7. (July 22nd). You may experience temporary issues accessing the website. Thank you for your patience.</p><p><br /></p>