A rumor that circulated on Twitter on the evening of April 12 scared everyone. allegedly e-Government database hacked and much information, from users’ current addresses to identity photos, fell into the hands of hackers.

Mesut Çevik on social media and Ibrahim Haskologlu Many important names such as Evidence to support the hacking claim shared with his followers. After the allegations, the statements of the official authorities were not delayed. First, the General Directorate for Population and Citizenship of the Ministry of the Interior and then the e-Government issued a statement on these allegations.

e-Government Gateway denied the allegations:

Interior Ministry denies hacking allegations

Ministry of Internal Affairs The statement shared by the Directorate General for Population and Citizenship (NVIGM) on its official Twitter account states that the allegations on social media declared to be false† The statement also stated that such posts were made in an operation conducted 3 months ago. used in fraudulent methods and all data in the NVIGM database It was also stated that there were no vulnerabilities.†

About those who have no images of chip IDs in the NVIGM database and who are spreading these claims will be continued under the information in the statement.