Were there cyberattacks in the May 11 elections? OSCE/ODIHR 'reveals' what happened

There was no foreign interference in the May 11 elections. This is evidenced in the OSCE/ODIHR final report, according to which no cyber incidents were reported that could have affected the elections.

“The National Cyber ​​Security Authority supported the CEC with additional security testing, technical assessments, and recommendations for improvement; in 2025, the particular focus was on securing OCV registration platforms and personal data of diaspora voters.

While several Albanian institutions have been targeted by politically motivated cyberattacks in recent years, ODIHR EOM interlocutors did not report concerns about foreign cyber interference in connection with the elections, and no cyber incidents affecting the elections were reported,” the report states.

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