Nashaniva DDoS Attacks Force Relocation of Coordination Council Elections
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- •DDoS attacks disrupted the Coordination Council elections, forcing a website relocation.
- •Voting was initially scheduled to start on May 12 but was suspended due to overwhelming attacks.
- •Participants are advised to take security precautions, including using VPNs and incognito mode.
The Coordination Council announced the relocation of elections to a new website due to DDoS attacks that began on May 12, 2026. The attacks overwhelmed the original voting platform, causing a suspension of the voting process. Technical support has since migrated the elections to a different address to ensure voting can continue. Organizers have advised participants to use verified links and recommended security measures such as VPN usage, incognito mode, and clearing browser cache after voting. The situation highlights vulnerabilities in online voting systems amid cyber threats.
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