NIC Servers and Indian Army Official Website Hacked
10 Jun, 2011, 5:46 pm IST | by
Anuradha Shetty
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We last reported about the hack outfit, Anonymous, hacking into the data of National Informatics Centre (NIC). Today, it has been learned that the official website of the Indian Army has been brought down owing to a successful hack attempt by Anonymous. A screenshot of the data compromised..
The letter, addressed to the Indian government reads:
Additionally, the outfit claims to have access to all data stored on the NIC servers, and has threatened to leak all of it. Anonymous has also posted a video press release addressed to the government criticising the corrupt, and laid-back nature of the Indian government, and has stated their hacks as attempts to better the situation in the country, and ensure the success of the Anti-corruption bill. To view the video, click below:
Source: The Hacker News |
Tags: NIC , Indian Army , website , hacked , Anonymous
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