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Pakistan Federal Public Service Commission hacked

Posted on August 6, 2011 by Lee J

Pakistan government ha had yet again been hacked, this time the Federal Public Service Commission website has had its database layout and administration details leaked by TOKALA. The leak contains very basic details, but still shows that governments need to fix their shit right now and stop worrying about minor things. In the leak TOKALA has stated they will not leak any user details as they are not into that. The leak: https://pastebin.com/JqxRpT4C

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