The computer systems of the Chamber of Deputies were hit by a hacker attack, involving the email inboxes of numerous parliamentarians. Among these, Giorgia Meloni's inbox as a deputy was included. Sources from Palazzo Chigi specified to RaiNews that it is not the government mailbox used by the Prime Minister. The incident highlights the vulnerability of institutional digital infrastructures.

The Chamber's technicians are controlling the situation with active protection measures. Sources from Montecitorio, cited by RaiNews, indicate that similar events are not an emergency and occur daily. A specific protocol with the National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN) provides for the temporary deactivation of functionalities for system security.

In recent days, there has been an intensification of similar attack attempts and pressure on systems. These have targeted not only the Chamber, but also other national, European, and international institutions. Such an escalation highlights the need for constant vigilance and continuous strengthening of digital defenses against growing threats.

The Rome Public Prosecutor's Office has initiated procedures for the attack, awaiting an initial report from the Postal Police. Upon receiving the documentation, the public prosecutors will open an investigation file. The suspected crime is unauthorized access to a computer system, initiating an investigative path to identify those responsible for the intrusion.