Freemalaysiatoday Ministry of Health Website Hacked, Recovery Efforts Underway
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- •The Ministry of Health's website was hacked, displaying a message from attackers.
- •Recovery efforts are ongoing, with a focus on enhancing security to prevent future breaches.
- •The public is advised to use official social media channels for updates during the outage.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has confirmed its official website was hacked, resulting in the portal being taken offline. A message from the attackers was displayed, prompting an immediate investigation and recovery efforts. The ministry is collaborating with relevant agencies to enhance security measures and prevent future incidents. They advised the public to avoid accessing the compromised site and to rely on verified social media channels for updates. The extent of the data breach and the specific attack vector have not been disclosed. The ministry has apologized for the disruption and is prioritizing data security as restoration efforts continue.
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