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Pakistan Government hacked and Database information leaked

Posted on July 24, 2011 by Lee J

The Pakistan Government has become a victim in the cyber war, With 3 high profile websites being breached and database information leaked it shows that every government needs to re think cyber security, although this data seems to be an output from a SQLi tool. First comes from Pakistan Science Foundation, www.psf.gov.pk, second to be attacked is Gender Justice Through Musalihat Anjuman Project, www.gjtmap.gov.pk and the last is Ministry of Narcotics Control, www.narcon.gov.pk. This shows a fairly wide range fo targets, from Science foundation to Narcotics control. The leak comes from Logical, Note from the leak:

Greetz to Indian Snakes who were the real heroes ! Contact – [email protected]

The leak: https://pastebin.com/Yh2Z1XP4

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