Cyberattack Targets Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Leaders’ Social Media Accounts Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has reported a series of cyberattacks targeting the X (formerly Twitter) accounts of its senior leaders, including Secretary General Mia Golam Porwar and party chief (ameer) Shafiqur Rahman. In a statement released on [date], the party confirmed that Porwar’s account was hacked on [date] at approximately 8:31 PM, with attackers posting objectionable content before it was swiftly removed by the party’s social media team. Advocate Ahsanul Mahboob Zubair, Jamaat’s Assistant Secretary General and head of media and publicity, condemned the incident as part of an ongoing conspiracy against the party’s leadership. He alleged that the attacks were orchestrated by "miscreants" using "device hacking" techniques and vowed legal action. The party also warned that those responsible would be exposed, urging authorities to intervene regardless of their influence. Earlier, Jamaat had secured Rahman’s compromised account and reaffirmed its commitment to its organizational activities despite the disruptions. A formal complaint is being filed with law enforcement and the Election Commission, with plans for a detailed press release and a forthcoming press conference. Separately, Dhaka Metropolitan Police’s Detective Branch (DB) detained Sarwar Alam, an assistant programmer from Bangabhaban’s ICT section, in connection with the hacking of Rahman’s account. The arrest followed a raid in Dhaka’s Motijheel area, as confirmed by DB chief Shafiqul Islam. Further investigations are underway.