Imigresen Malaysia

PETALING JAYA: The immigration department's official website, www.imi.gov.my, was hacked today by an individual called “CaptainSmok3r”.

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The Malaysian Immigration Department's (JIM) website was allegedly hacked by an Internet user with the moniker 'CaptainSmok3r'. At the time of writing, ...

"Stamped by CaptainSmok3r. In the website description, the hacker also stated that they hacked the website "just for fun". In the website description, the hacker stated that they hacked the website "just for fun". "Please be informed that the website of the Malaysian Immigration Department which is They also wrote an Arabic text that reads, "To the health of the rule that he taught, if you are single, you are higher than the king." Just for fun, thanks to sh..r for making this fun," read the description.

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“The Malaysian Immigration Department’s website is undergoing repair. On a positive note, Immigration Malaysia announced on Twitter that their website is currently being maintained and has released a statement saying: CaptainSmok3r, whoever they are, is now responsible for hacking the website of the Malaysian Immigration Department and has since assured everyone that they are only doing it “for fun.”

Imigresen Malaysia has taken down its website which has been hacked and defaced.

At the time this article is published, it has yet to announce when exactly the website will be back online once again. While there is nothing really suspicious about the notice at first, it turned out that the website may have been shut down due to a security incident. Given that the maintenance notice was posted by Imigresen Malaysia on its Facebook at 7:40 AM, this seemed like the probable cause. [its online enquiry system (SPO)](https://eapp.imi.gov.my/) if there is a need to reach out to the department. [its e-Services](https://imigresen-online.imi.gov.my/eservices/main) which include online passport application and [travel blacklist checker (SSPI)](https://sspi.imi.gov.my/sspi/index.php) are still accessible to the public. [Facebook page](https://www.facebook.com/imigresen/posts/pfbid028P7zxdQ7FXNvq5163keVFeD5bPinBBypTpca7SNYaZqcCVdW3fxRknsTRB4uiTe4l) to inform the public that its website is currently offline due to maintenance.

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The Malaysian Immigration Department has yet to release a statement regarding the situation. Due to this incident, visitors have not been able to access the website for any purpose so far. However, that may not be actually the case as netizens discovered that the website could possibly have been hacked by an unidentified individual.

PUTRAJAYA: The Immigration Department has assured Malaysians that no confidential information from the department's website was compromised following a 2am ...

Immigration Department updated this morning that its website was under maintenance. However, it appears that both Immigration Department and National Heart ...

You should change your passwords now](https://soyacincau.com/2023/02/13/are-you-using-lastpass-password-manager-you-should-change-your-passwords-now/) From Google’s cache (as captured at 12:10pm local time), it appears that the contact page was replaced with what appears to be a product catalogue for women’s wear. It appears that websites belonging to the National Heart Institute (IJN) and Malaysia’s Immigration Department were hacked this morning as some pages were defaced for a short period.