Hackers hacked Donald Trump's website and arranged a vote using XMR

Hackers hacked the website of the US President Donald Trump and arranged a vote about the publication of "compromising" using XMR. At the moment, the site’s work is restored.

Attackers managed to publish on the main page of the site donaldjtrump.com message about that, that they gained access to the devices of Trump himself and his relatives. Hackers said, that they discovered closed materials and records of secret negotiations, testifying, that Trump and its administration are involved in the appearance of coronavirus. Hackers also accused Trump of criminal activity, Falsification of news, spreading around the world, and cooperation with foreign agents for manipulating the upcoming elections.

On the page of the hacked site, hackers proposed a general vote about the disclosure of detected confidential data, Having published two addresses for listing anonymous cryptocurrency Monero (Xmr). Those, who wants to publish this data, It was proposed to transfer XMR to one address, And that, Who is against disclosing information on another. The message of the attackers said, that after the end of the voting period, they will equalize the number of votes and fulfill the "will of the world", Having notified all the participants about this.

The ads of hackers sagged on the site about 30 minutes, However, at the moment, the site’s work has already been restored. Representative of the pre -election campaign of Donald Trump Tim Merto (Tim Murtaugh) confirmed on the social network Twitter, that the site was damaged, However, there was no leakage of confidential data, since they are stored in another place. Law enforcement agencies have already begun investigation.

In May, hackers also threatened the publication of compromising evidence for the US President and other celebrities, demanding a law firm $42 Milln in XMR. Many organizations are subjected to such attacks-robbers, However, the US Department of Finance Control Office (I DO IT) stated, that the payment of ransoms to attackers may violate US legislation.