Suspected hacking attack’ blamed on anti-migrant groups

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The RNLI shut down its website following an “alleged hacking attempt” after the charity said it suffered “suspicious activity” and staff received threatening emails.

Anyone visiting the charity’s website is directed to a landing page indicating that the service is “currently unavailable”.

The move came as 100 migrants, including babies and young children, were pulled from the rough Channel seas last night and into the early hours of this morning.

An RNLI spokesperson said on Friday: “The RNLI website was the subject of suspicious activity today.

“As a precaution, the RNLI made the decision to shut down its website while investigating the activity.

“We are sorry for the inconvenience caused and are working to resolve job function email database the situation as quickly as possible.”

The RNLI said it reported the “threat emails” it received to police.

Anyone visiting the RNLI website is currently directed to a landing page that says, “Our website is currently unavailable” (pictured)

Dozens of migrants were rescued from the English Channel amid rough seas and brought to Britain overnight

“The RNLI took the opportunity to remind its staff and volunteers to remain vigilant for the safety of themselves, their colleagues and the systems of the RNLI,” added the spokesperson.