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Tooting South Medical Centre Hacked With Fake Warning Message

Posted on December 8, 2012 by Lee J

caution-biohazaA United kingdom based medical centre has become victim to hackers who have breached its system and replace the main index page with a fake warning sign. The website belongs to the town of tooting and it is the local medical centres (https://www.tootingsouthmedicalcentre.co.uk/) main information and services. The new index pages contains a strange warning message that the hackers must have put a bit of time and effort to think it all up and put it into place. The warning message reads "tooting south medical centre has been declared a biohazrd" followed by Symptoms may include the following, if you are suffering from any of the below effects please stay indoors. do not spread the infection. The attack does not appear to effect any other pages except the main one so most of the information on the site is still accessible from search engines or links.

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