Kenya investigating cybersecurity incident affecting president's website
Authorities say no sensitive government data appears compromised as the ICT Authority conducts a forensic investigation and works to restore the site.
- Kenya’s Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy is investigating a cybersecurity incident affecting the president’s official website, with no evidence of unauthorized access or information loss so far.
- The government’s ICT Authority detected the incident, activated cybersecurity response protocols, and temporarily restricted access to the presidential website to conduct forensic investigations.
- Mitigation measures have been implemented, and restoration of the presidential website is currently underway, while government systems remain secure and operational.
- The ICT Authority is collaborating with relevant government agencies and technical partners to investigate the incident and understand its circumstances.
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The hackers who attacked the Kenyan presidency website demanded five bitcoins as a ransom, i.e. 280,000 euros. The post Cyberattack on the Kenyan presidency website – Hackers demanded 5 bitcoins as a ransom appeared first on in.gr.
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Kenya investigating cybersecurity incident affecting president's website
Kenya's Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy said on Saturday it was investigating a cybersecurity incident that affected the official website of the president, adding that there was no evidence so far of unauthorised access to sensitive data or loss of information.
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Kenya investigating cybersecurity incident affecting president’s website
JOHANNESBURG, July 18 (Reuters) - Kenya's Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy said on Saturday it was investigating a cybersecurity incident that affected the official website of the president, adding that there was no evi...
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