NSG website hacked

[A.V.]

NSG website hacked - Hindustan Times


Hackers have breached into the official website of the country's elite counter terror and anti-hijack commando force National Security Guards (NSG). The website -- National Security Guard -- and some official e-mail domains of the force were corrupted recently in a suspected hacking attempt, NSG
sources said.
The website domain has not suffered much damage and a technical probe has been initiated to identify the source of the attack which could have possibly existed outside the country, they said.

The passwords of the official emails of NSG units and officials are also being renewed to keep them safe, they said.

The NSG web portal hosts a number of facilities, including details of the tenders that the force procures for operational and administrative purposes.

The portal is maintained by the technical wing of the force based at the headquarters here, in consultation with the National Informatics Centre (NIC).

Recently, the official portal of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) was also targeted by hackers.

 

[Tshering22]

This would continue to happen till this spineless government rules the country and keeps swindling it. This government has robbed more money than the British imperialists.

 

[Cutting Edge]

Deja vu

National Security Guard site hacked, lens on Pakistan's role
TNN | Updated: Jan 2, 2017, 02.11 AM IST

NEW DELHI: Hackers suspected to be affiliated with Pakistan attacked the official website of the elite National Security Guard (NSG) on Sunday, defacing the home page with a profanity laden message against Prime Minister Narendra Modi as well as anti-India content.

The hackers identified themselves as 'Alone Injector'. They also left the message "Pakistan Zindabad" on the home page. Officials said the hack was noticed on Sunday morning, and the URL — www.nsg.gov.in — blocked soon after by the counter-terrorism force.

The hack, official sources said, could have been carried out by Pakistan-affiliated hackers, though they were still trying to ascertain the details. Investigators said they believed that the hackers were based in a third country and working for Pakistan's spy agency ISI.

The website is maintained from the NSG headquarters in Manesar and gives out basic information about the force, its origin and operations. Officials said the hack attack had been brought to the notice of the National Informatics Centre (NIC), and "remedial action" was being taken.

NSG was raised in 1984 as the federal contingency unit to undertake counter-terror and counter-piracy operations. Known as 'black cat' commandos, NSG personnel played an important role in neutralising fidayeen in Mumbai during 26/11 and the recent Pathankot attack.

The force has a unique National Bomb Data Centre which compiles data and analysis of bomb blasts worldwide.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...sage-against-pm-modi/articleshow/56280790.cms

 

[tejas warrior]

This has been Avenged - Three Pakistani Airport Websites Hacked By Indian Hackers

Indian hackers allegedly have infected three Pakistan airport websites with ransom ware for avenging the hacking of the official website of the elite National Security Guard (NSG) by hackers in Pakistan.

“We have hacked Islamabad, Peshawar, Multan International and Karachi airport website,” Indian hackers were quoted as saying by mail online India Monday.

Apart from hacking and bringing the website down, they have also injected it with ransomware malware which restricts the use of website by its owner.

Indian hackers locked the access to the websites and are demanding bitcoins (virtual money) in exchange for unlocking it. “Last time the money we got from Pakistan to unlock their computer was donated to needy kids but this time, they will not share the key to unlock the sites,” an Indian hacker said.

The move came just a day after Pakistani hackers, identifying themselves as 'Alone Injector', posted the offensive content on NSG's official homepage. The website belonged to the 'black cat' commandos and is maintained from the NSG headquarters. It provides basic information about the force, its origin and operations. Remedial action has been processed by National Informatics Centre.

Indian hackers retaliated immediately, launching a massive attack on crucial Pakistan establishment and warned both Pakistan hackers and the government against attacking India further.

“We have many other important Pakistan websites under our control, but they will be compromised only if Pakistan tries to open an attack against India.” one of the Indian hackers involved in the 'counter-strike' said.

“We have been closely monitoring attacks coming from Pakistan. They have been engulfed in spreading hatred and abusing India and government.” the hacker said.

“We have control of many Pakistani websites and each attack will get a stricter reply from our side,” the hacker added.

This hacking group in past had infected the Pakistan government systems, taken control over hundreds of computers and locked its complete data, making it inaccessible - using a malicious programme. The hacking group also leaked details of Pakistan army officers and banking details.

This fighting started last week after Pakistan cyber attackers hacked Thiruvananthapuram airport's website. Again a group of cyber experts from Kerala, 'Mallu Cyber Soldiers' decided to respond by hacking the website of a Pakistani airport. The hacker obtained the login information for the website of the Sialkot International Airport in Pakistan's Punjab province. They changed the password and shared the new login details with the public.

The hacking of airport websites can be used to get out crucial information about flights, which can have serious consequences, experts said. Moreover, leaking of details about the individual airports - from logistics to facilities is also dangerous, they added.

Experts also said that intelligence-gathering process has increased as hackers are not only defacing the sites but are silently spying on critical networks.

Such fights are common but now the intensity of attacks have increased many fold as hackers from both the countries are targeting crucial websites, said Kislay Choudhary, a cyber crime expert.

http://www.defenseworld.net/news/18...ebsites_Hacked_By_Indian_Hackers#.WGyjInrp72o

 

[Bornubus]

This would continue to happen till this spineless government rules the country

Now congies are no longer ruling the country but but

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Now congies are no longer ruling the country but but

That's why

This has been Avenged - Three Pakistani Airport Websites Hacked By Indian Hackers

Indian hackers allegedly have infected three Pakistan airport websites with ransom ware for avenging the hacking of the official website of the elite National Security Guard (NSG) by hackers in Pakistan.

“We have hacked Islamabad, Peshawar, Multan International and Karachi airport website,” Indian hackers were quoted as saying by mail online India Monday.

Apart from hacking and bringing the website down, they have also injected it with ransomware malware which restricts the use of website by its owner.

Indian hackers locked the access to the websites and are demanding bitcoins (virtual money) in exchange for unlocking it. “Last time the money we got from Pakistan to unlock their computer was donated to needy kids but this time, they will not share the key to unlock the sites,” an Indian hacker said.

The move came just a day after Pakistani hackers, identifying themselves as 'Alone Injector', posted the offensive content on NSG's official homepage. The website belonged to the 'black cat' commandos and is maintained from the NSG headquarters. It provides basic information about the force, its origin and operations. Remedial action has been processed by National Informatics Centre.

Indian hackers retaliated immediately, launching a massive attack on crucial Pakistan establishment and warned both Pakistan hackers and the government against attacking India further.

“We have many other important Pakistan websites under our control, but they will be compromised only if Pakistan tries to open an attack against India.” one of the Indian hackers involved in the 'counter-strike' said.

“We have been closely monitoring attacks coming from Pakistan. They have been engulfed in spreading hatred and abusing India and government.” the hacker said.

“We have control of many Pakistani websites and each attack will get a stricter reply from our side,” the hacker added.

This hacking group in past had infected the Pakistan government systems, taken control over hundreds of computers and locked its complete data, making it inaccessible - using a malicious programme. The hacking group also leaked details of Pakistan army officers and banking details.

This fighting started last week after Pakistan cyber attackers hacked Thiruvananthapuram airport's website. Again a group of cyber experts from Kerala, 'Mallu Cyber Soldiers' decided to respond by hacking the website of a Pakistani airport. The hacker obtained the login information for the website of the Sialkot International Airport in Pakistan's Punjab province. They changed the password and shared the new login details with the public.

The hacking of airport websites can be used to get out crucial information about flights, which can have serious consequences, experts said. Moreover, leaking of details about the individual airports - from logistics to facilities is also dangerous, they added.

Experts also said that intelligence-gathering process has increased as hackers are not only defacing the sites but are silently spying on critical networks.

Such fights are common but now the intensity of attacks have increased many fold as hackers from both the countries are targeting crucial websites, said Kislay Choudhary, a cyber crime expert.

http://www.defenseworld.net/news/18...ebsites_Hacked_By_Indian_Hackers#.WGyjInrp72o

Further,
K-P RTI Website hacked
http://tribune.com.pk/story/1283361/k-p-right-information-website-defaced-indian-hackers/
Being less miserable, at least against what used to be.

 

[Bornubus]

That's why

Further,
K-P RTI Website hacked
http://tribune.com.pk/story/1283361/k-p-right-information-website-defaced-indian-hackers/
Being less miserable, at least against what used to be.

6596 Pakistani websites were hacked in a single day in 2013, nobody gives the credit to congi govt because it was done by independent Indian hackers.


So learn the difference before quoting.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

6596 Pakistani websites were hacked in a single day in 2013, nobody gives the credit to congi govt because it was done by independent Indian hackers.


So learn the difference before quoting.

Then, what was meaning of your post at first place.

Now congies are no longer ruling the country but but

Well, I know about new arrangements in NTRO by Government for cyber warfare and a new firewall in development.

Time for research for posting a new thread; on Cyber Warfare.

 

[Bornubus]

Then, what was meaning of your post at first place.

The guy whom i quoted was bashing the govt for these hacks.

This would continue to happen till this spineless government rules the country and keeps swindling it.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

The guy whom i quoted was bashing the govt for these hacks.

Okay, won't argue with you.
Just got a paki conspiracy to bash on DFI, I have to go.