DCI Investigates Cyberattack on Social Media Accounts
The Kenyan DCI has launched an investigation into a cyber-attack on its social media accounts, which resulted in the posting of false information. The agency has regained control of its online presence and cautioned the public regarding fake messages about cryptocurrency.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Kenya is responding to a cyber-attack that compromised its X and Facebook accounts. The agency has initiated a thorough investigation to identify and prosecute those responsible for the breach. Fortunately, the DCI was able to regain control of its digital platforms after the attack, which involved the posting of misleading information that did not originate from the agency itself.
In an official alert released on Sunday, the DCI informed the public about the temporary nature of the cyber-attack. They emphasized that the false messages concerning cryptocurrency and blockchain should be disregarded, as these were not authorized communications from the DCI. With the incident now under investigation, the agency is committed to ensuring cybersecurity and safeguarding its online identity.
The DCI has successfully regained control of its social media accounts following a cyber-attack. The agency has initiated investigations to hold the perpetrators accountable and has warned the public against misleading posts. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges of cybersecurity for governmental digital platforms.
Original Source: allafrica.com
