Kuwait has warned the public against spreading unverified claims about alleged cyberattacks, urging citizens and media outlets to rely only on official sources for accurate information.
Authorities said rumors circulating on social media about cyber incidents could create unnecessary panic and confusion.
Government Advisory
Officials stressed that sharing unconfirmed reports about cyberattacks can harm public confidence and disrupt institutions. Therefore, they urged people to verify information before posting or forwarding it online.
The government also encouraged users to follow statements released by official agencies for updates.
Combating Misinformation
Authorities highlighted the growing challenge of misinformation during periods of regional tension. False claims about cyber incidents can spread quickly and mislead the public.
As a result, officials emphasized responsible online behavior and the importance of digital awareness.
Monitoring Cybersecurity
Government cybersecurity teams continue to monitor national networks and digital infrastructure. Officials said relevant institutions remain prepared to respond to any potential threats.
Further updates will be issued through official channels if necessary.
