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Pakistan largest ISP attacked in ongoing cyberwar

Posted on December 25, 2011 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random2/brain-pk-owned.png In what has been a on going cyber war over 2011 and has seen many websites defaced on both sides has stepped to yet another level attacking and defacing of Pakistan’s Largest ISP by IRFn1nj4 & Ashell from Indian Cyber Army(ICA). The Security Ray (TSR) reports that they have attacked the ISP and a few other high profile targets and that ICA has contacted them after the attacks with one clear message for Pakistan.

"TO DEAR PORKIES : STAY AWAY FROM INDIAN CYBER SPACE OR AAG LAGA DENGE WE WILL BURN THE WHOLE GOV CYBER SPACE OF PAKISTAN DUDH MANGOGE KHEER DENGE KASHMIR DEKHOGE B NA TO FAD DENGE "

See original story on TSR and the other sites and mirros


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