The hacker group " Homeland Justice ", known for attacks on state institutions and recently hit the technological infrastructure of the Albanian Parliament and the Albanian Post, has announced that today it has committed a cyberattack against the systems of the Supreme Court and the General Prosecutor's Office.
According to the announcement published by the group on the Telegram platform, they claim to have accessed the networks of these institutions and obtained data and documents related to their internal functioning.
On the other hand, the General Prosecutor's Office has reacted by announcing that verifications carried out by its IT security experts have not found any compromising traces. According to the Prosecutor's Office, IT staff are continuously monitoring the situation.
" Due to the interest in the possible hacking of the official website of the General Prosecutor's Office, I would like to inform you that from the verifications carried out by IT security experts, no compromising traces have been found so far in the form of hacking. Our IT staff are continuously monitoring the situation ," the prosecutor's office said in a statement.
The Supreme Court has also clarified that it has not suffered a cyberattack on its internal systems.
"Regarding your interest, we would like to inform you that the Supreme Court has not suffered a cyber attack. According to the claims of Homeland Justice, a Telegram group, the website kyktia.gov.al , which is under the full management of the KLGJ, has suffered a cyber attack. This attack has no connection to the internal system or the official website of the Supreme Court," the Court announces.