Two QbitAI Pages Defaced With 'hacked by trenggalek6etar'

The two entries carried no article text beyond that phrase. Below it, the pages retained the source line 'Source: QbitAI' and a copyright notice stating that reproduction or use in any form without authorization was prohibited and that violators would be prosecuted. The timestamps, source identification, and copyright language remained in place, while the title and body fields contained only the message 'hacked by trenggalek6etar.'

The identical wording in both entries indicates that at least those two QbitAI pages were altered in the same way. The first appeared about one hour and 20 minutes before the second. The material does not show whether additional pages were affected, whether the alteration was limited to title and body fields, or whether the pages were later restored.

The phrase 'hacked by trenggalek6etar' names a handle but provides no explanation. The material contains no statement from QbitAI, no claim from the handle beyond the message itself, and no technical details about how the pages were changed. It also contains no indication of whether user data, accounts, or other parts of the site were affected.

Because the two entries are from the same publication and carry the same defacement text, they offer a direct but limited record of the incident. They confirm the display of the message on those pages at the recorded times, but they do not establish the scope of any compromise or identify who was responsible. Any assessment beyond the visible alteration would require information not present in the material.

Editor's Summary

Two QbitAI pages dated October 8, 2026, were defaced with 'hacked by trenggalek6etar' in their titles and bodies, while source and copyright notices remained. The entries, published about 80 minutes apart, provide no explanation or official response. The incident appears to be a website defacement, but its scope and cause are not established in the available material.