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South Sudan central bank website hijacked, hackers set preconditions for its return

A group of anonymous hackers have taken down and hijacked official website of the central bank of South Sudan, saying they won’t return it until went the government heed to their demands including slashing the dollar exchange rate to SSP400.

by Sudans Post
April 10, 2023
South Sudan Central Bank Logo (Photo via BoSS)
South Sudan Central Bank Logo (Photo via BoSS)

JUBA, APRIL 10, 2023 (SUDANS POST) – A group of anonymous hackers have hijacked the official website of the central bank of South Sudan, saying they won’t return it until went the government heed to their demand of slashing dollar exchange rate from SSP840 to SSP400.

The hackers who identify themselves as “Anonymous South Sudan” said the cyber-attack is aimed at exposing “grand corruption” and provide pressure against the central bank on foreign currency exchange rate.

The bank last updated its daily exchange rate on Thursday afternoon in which it indicated that $1 is traded at SSP840.

The website was hacked on Sunday and the attackers have threatened to maintain their grip on it until the government slashes the exchange rate by half.

“The Bank of South Sudan website will be down from today at 12:00 a.m. (Sunday) this night; the attack will continue until 100 dollars become 40,000,” the hackers said.

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