Kenyan authorities investigate a cyberattack that targets the official website president.go.ke, which is associated with President William Ruto. Multiple reports say the site is defaced over the weekend, with the homepage replaced by insulting content and a ransom note. The attackers also include a cryptocurrency wallet address and demand five bitcoins, reported as worth about KSh 41.3 million (around US$320,000). Authorities state the government restricted access to the site as part of containment and forensic analysis. The ICT Cabinet Secretary, William Kabogo Gitau, confirms the website is taken offline to support investigations and technical review. The Next Web reports that officials say they have found no evidence that sensitive data was taken in the incident. While the ransom note threatens to leak unspecified information, the scope of any potential data exposure has not been detailed in the reports. The government’s investigation focuses on identifying the attackers and determining how the defacement occurred, as Kenya responds to the ransomware demand.