Last Updated:March 13, 2026, 13:34 IST According to the advisory, reviewed by News18, a suspicious email containing a malicious link was circulated on March 11, 2026, to multiple CRPF offices across the country The incident highlights growing concerns about cybersecurity vulnerabilities within government communication systems. (File) The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has issued an urgent cybersecurity warning after an official email account was suspected to be compromised by threat actors, triggering concerns about a coordinated phishing attack targeting the paramilitary organisation’s internal communication network. According to the advisory, reviewed by News18, a suspicious email containing a malicious link was circulated on March 11, 2026, to multiple CRPF offices across the country. The email carried the subject line “Advisory – List of Fake Websites,” a title designed to appear legitimate and lure unsuspecting officials into clicking the embedded phishing link sent from official email server ID. As per the warning, CRPF believes the email account may have been compromised by cyber threat actors who exploited it to distribute malware or harvest sensitive credentials from CRPF …