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Maldives Mission to the UN website 'hacked'

| | Feb 23, 2018, at 03:20 pm

New York, Feb 23 (IBNS): It seems that the Maldives Mission to the UN website has been hacked, media reports said.

The hacked website does not show any political message and might not linked to the ongoing political turmoil in the nation.

A visit to the website will enable netizens to see a  survey on Chrome browser usage with an offer that reads: " Please complete this short survey and to say “Thank You” we’ll give you a chance to get an Apple iPhone X!."

More details are awaited.

No group or person have claimed responsibility for the incident so far.

Image: Screengrab of the website  

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