Key Takeaways Hackers defaced President Ruto’s website on Saturday, demanding 5 bitcoins to prevent a data leak. The threat underscores why NC4 tracked billions of digital attacks on Kenya’s system early this year. NC4 and State House teams are now running a forensic probe to find where security perimeters failed. Government Response Triggered Kenya’s government is investigating a cybersecurity breach that briefly disabled the official website of President William Ruto on July 18, with attackers defacing the homepage and demanding a bitcoin ransom. According to a report, the website, president.go.ke, was taken offline after hackers replaced its standard content with …
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