Cyber security expert comes up with analysis of what happened to the CEC page

According to the Cybee.ai company's report, on February 11th, a virus has been introduced on the CEC site, aimed at infecting visitors who have visited the CEC website sections.

“Virus aimed at stealing confidential information such as passwords, messages, photos, etc. on computer devices or Android furniture. If the affected user had access to business sources, the damage could extend beyond personal theft, potentially exposing critical business data and causing greater wrongdoing or financial loss.

This threat highlights how a visit to a Web site can compromise personal privacy, organisational security and even financial stability, underlining the importance of strong protective measures. It is not yet known how many visitors have visited the infected sections of the CEC portal, yet the risk has been high”, cyber security expert Hekuran Doli, cofounder of the Cybee company, told Telegraphy.

Otherwise, a day earlier cyber security experts have raised major concerns about the security of the Central Election Commission's official page (KQZ), reporting on the presence of malware stealing data, like Lumma.

Dolly had claimed that at least one of the attacks has been successful, leading to the infection of the site with false verification systems. CPT CHA, through which malware has been distributed that steals user data.

He has stated that at least one of the attacks has been successful, leading to the contamination of the page with false verification systems. CPT CHA, through which malware has been distributed that steals user data.

Other details you can find in the report published in Lincoln by Cybee.ai.