The GCPD has once again seized the Rataalada website following the conclusion of The Penguin series.

If you head over to Rataalada.com, you'll see some computer commands scroll across the page before it goes fuzzy and the "THIS DOMAIN HAS BEEN SEIZED" image shows up once again. The same thing happened following the release of The Batman in 2022.

Before the release of The Batman, a mysterious website named rataalada.com popped up with cryptic taunts for the city of Gotham. Following the events of the film, the domain was 'seized' by the Gotham City Police Dept.

During the premiere episode, a masked man approached Oz (Colin Farrel) on the subway with a flier and told him to scan the QR code. Oz waved him away, but if you scanned it at home it took you to an updated Rataalada page.

The link in the conversation takes you to a scan from the Gotham Gazette about Alberto Falcone's partying.

This is not the first update the site has received. On Tuesday, July 23, the site was taken back from the GCPD. Following a video of some code flying by, a conversation between hackers took place.

There were two links in the conversation. The first, with the latitude and longitude, takes you to Google Maps and shows you the location of Hall H at the San Diego Convention Center.

The second link took you to a ticketing page for tickets to gain access to the "Iceberg Lounge Experience" in San Diego.

After Comic-Con, the site was updated again with a much shorter conversation.

The date lined up with the debut of The Penguin on HBO on Sept. 19.

The Penguin is currently available to watch on Max, and The Batman Part II will be released on Oct. 2, 2026.