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Nearly 50 Pak websites hacked in reply to hacking of Kerala govt website

Posted on September 27, 2015 by Dissent

Jisha Surya reports:

On Sunday, state woke up to the news that the official website of Kerala government – www.kerala.gov.in – was hacked allegedly by Pakistani hackers. The website had an image of burning Indian flag and messages such as Pakistan Zindabad”, “We are Team Pak Cyber Attacker” and “Security is just an illusion”. But a few expected a tit for tat reply and that it too within hours. An anonymous cyber group ‘Mallu Cyber Soldiers’ has hacked around 46 Pakistan websites, which include Pakistan’s government website Pakistan.gov.pk, president.gov.pk and cabinet.gov.pk.

Read more on Times of India.

Inquisitr also has more on the defacements, here.

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