Bangladesh group hacks BSF website to ‘avenge border killings’

(A group of Bangladeshi hackers have breached thousands of Indian websites, including that of the Border Security Force (BSF) and the Trinamool Congress.)

AGARTALA: A group of Bangladeshi hackers have breached thousands of Indian websites, including that of the Border Security Force (BSF) and the Trinamool Congress. The attack came within hours of a Bangladeshi newspaper reporting that some Indian hackers had destroyed at least five of their government sites.

Simultaneously, Pakistan hackers gained access to about 2,000 Indian sites, claiming their object was “to hit Indian cyber fence and to defend Bangladeshi hackers in this ongoing cyber war”. Another hacker consortium hacked into more than 700 Indian websites.

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The sites monitoring Black Hat hackers said the ‘Bangladesh Cyber Army’ and ‘3xp1r3 Cyber Army’ defaced more than 850 Indian sites – including the National Informatics Centre portal. While many came under Denial of Service, not all sites were defaced.

Source: The Times Of India