Organized an attack on the Lithuanian border guards: broke into the system and spread a sensational message

The inspectors of the SBGS website early Thursday morning may have been surprised to see a truly sensational message saying that “Mr. Paweł Tadeusz Purski, Third Secretary of the Polish Embassy in Lithuania, was arrested upon entering Lithuania.”

According to SBGS officers, during a special operation, the detainee found a lot of money, drugs and weapons.

According to intelligence, the Polish diplomat knew that customs officials do not check cars with diplomatic numbers because they have immunity. He has repeatedly transported money, firearms, ammunition, explosives, strong substances, narcotics, psychotropics (4.5 kg), radical and extremist literature to Polish citizens who carry out extremist activities on the territory of Lithuania. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs delivered a protest note to the Polish Embassy in Vilnius, “the report says.

Soon, such a message from the SBGS website network, it is true, a copy of it can still be detected. SBGS Delfi has confirmed that there has been an illegal intrusion into the system and the incident is being investigated.

“Information about the theft has been relayed to the Key State Telecommunications Center and other institutions,” said Giedrius Mišutis, Head of the Prevention Division of SBGS, noting that the very story of the arrest of the Polish diplomat is a complete fabrication. . It is true that the hackers took it upon themselves to upload a photo of P. Purskis stolen from the Polish news portal tv.rp.pl.

Interestingly, the robbery took place just days after SBGS celebrated its 30th anniversary. More interestingly, this is not the first cyberattack with a hint of misinformation highlighting the role of Polish diplomats.

In late November, false news began to spread that Polish extremists suspected of carrying out terrorist activities in Lithuania had been arrested in Lithuania.

Initially, a website was created with a fake message: the lrw.lt page is almost identical to the lrv.lt domain, where you can get information about the Lithuanian government, its subordinate institutions, ministries, other services – only one has been exchanged letter, paradoxically – instead of “v” just enter “w”. The article opens a dramatic story of how officials from the Lithuanian Criminal Police Office and the Department of National Security allegedly “arrested four (22, 24, 25, 31, 37) suspected accomplices of terrorist activities in Lithuania.” .

This is not the first time that a similar case has been attempted to spread false news about supposedly bad relations between Polish and Lithuanian officials and the army. In July this year, a lie was spread about a Lithuanian officer suspected of espionage in Poland, who allegedly collected secret information and transmitted it to Lithuania to transfer US forces from Poland.