Sri Lanka's Public Security Ministry
January 9, 2026
•[ unauthorized access, website compromise, content manipulation ]
Sri Lankas Criminal Investigation Department opened an inquiry after the official website of the Ministry of Public Security showed multiple incidents of abnormal activity consistent with unauthorized access. Police indicated the site may have been compromised and said investigators were working to determine the source and extent of the intrusion. Reporting noted irregularities in how the national emblem was displayed during the affected period, suggesting possible content manipulation. Sri Lanka CERT and the Information and Communication Technology Agency reportedly took steps to restore the website and reinforce security controls while the investigation proceeded.
Pepe memecoin website
April 12, 2025
•[ website compromise, phishing, malware ]
The official website for the Pepe (PEPE) memecoin was compromised in a front-end attack that redirected visitors to a malicious site. According to Blockaid and Cointelegraph reporting, the compromised front-end contained code associated with the Inferno Drainer family and redirected users to a fake site that injects malicious code intended to drain crypto wallets. Users were advised to avoid interacting with the site while the issue was being addressed; the reporting did not quantify how many users were affected or whether wallet losses occurred.
zary-zagan.regionalna.pl
May 27, 2020
•[ influence campaign, disinformation, website compromise ]
Ghostwriter, a suspected Belarus-backed hacking group, has compromised websites and email accounts in Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland'to publish fabricated documents pushing anti-North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) narratives consistent with Kremlin talking points. The influence campaign started in 2017.
prawy.pl
April 22, 2020
•[ influence campaign, hacking, anti-NATO narratives ]
Ghostwriter, a suspected Belarus-backed hacking group, has compromised websites and email accounts in Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland'to publish fabricated documents pushing anti-North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) narratives consistent with Kremlin talking points. The influence campaign started in 2017.
baltic-course.com
March 19, 2020
•[ website compromise, email account compromise, influence campaign ]
Ghostwriter, a suspected Russia-backed hacking group, has compromised websites and email accounts in Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland to publish fabricated documents pushing anti-North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) narratives consistent with Kremlin talking points. The influence campaign started in 2017.
baltictimes.com
January 30, 2020
•[ website compromise, email compromise, influence campaign ]
Ghostwriter, a suspected Belarus-backed hacking group, has compromised websites and email accounts in Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland'to publish fabricated documents pushing anti-North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) narratives consistent with Kremlin talking points. The influence campaign started in 2017.
