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Hackers breached National Rally website and Marine Le Pen's account in France.

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Hackers breached National Rally website and Marine Le Pen's account in France.

6 sourcesFirst reported 3 hours agoUpdated 2 hours ago

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Hackers compromised the website of the National Rally party in France and the social media account of Marine Le Pen.
The attack resulted in a promotional post for cryptocurrency appearing on Le Pen's account on platform X.
The Paris Prosecutor's Office has initiated an investigation into the cyberattack, which is being handled by the cyber crime department.
The incident occurs eight months before the upcoming presidential elections in France.
The hackers displayed a message urging supporters to invest in a cryptocurrency named $LEPEN.

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On July 21, 2026, the website of France's far-right political party, the National Rally, and the account of its leader, Marine Le Pen, on the social media platform X were hacked. The attack reportedly displayed messages promoting a cryptocurrency allegedly associated with Le Pen, urging supporters to invest “for patriotic reasons,” despite the misleading nature of the promotion.

In response to the incident, the Paris prosecutor's office announced the launch of an investigation, which has been assigned to a unit specializing in cybercrime. This breach comes in the context of heightened political tensions and is particularly notable as France approaches its presidential elections in eight months. The specific details regarding the methods used in the cyberattack or the perpetrators have not yet been disclosed.

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