With only six days to go before the US presidential election, President Donald Trump's campaign website has been hacked.
The report was announced by Trump election campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh via a Twitter tweet today.
However, the Trump campaign is fortunate not to be exposed to any theft of important data as no confidentiality is stored on the website.
In the crime, hackers who still failed to be identified uploaded a notice that read, "The whole world has been deceived by President Donald J Trump. It is time for us to know the truth. ”
Through the same notice, they claim to have evidence that the Trump administration is responsible for the existence of the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak including Trump crimes with the cooperation of outsiders in the manipulation of the 2020 election.
Following that, the hackers demanded cryptocurrencies on charges of possessing confidential information as well as their efforts in revealing the secret.
This is not the first time a prominent individual social media site has been hacked and has to do with cryptocurrencies.
Earlier in July, there was a massive hacking crime on Twitter involving the accounts of former US president Barack Obama, Microsoft Corporation founder Bill Gates and Tesla Inc founder Elon Musk.
Not to be outdone is the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi who was also a victim of the same crime in September, where the hackers demanded donations in the form of cryptocurrencies.
