ChainCatcher reported that an email from a U.S. Federal Election Commission, or FEC, official indicates hackers are attempting to breach U.S. election websites. The brief item attributes the information to the contents of the email and does not provide additional details on the specific websites involved, the status of the attempted intrusion, the scope of any impact, or what response measures may have been taken. No further technical information, timeline beyond the report itself, or attribution of the attack was included in the source brief. The report is presented as a short newsflash and remains limited to the claim that an FEC official email showed an ongoing attempt to target U.S. election-related websites.
ChainCatcher reported that an email from a U.S. Federal Election Commission (FEC) official says hackers are attempting to break into U.S. election websites.
But the brief gave little else away. It did not say which websites were involved, what happened with the attempted intrusion, or how far any impact may have gone.
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