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Indian and Pakistani Hackers Battle It Out Online

by Lee Bains on November 26, 2008 at 12:14 PM




Hackers claiming to be the pro-Indian group HMG have commandeered the Web site of a Kashmirian school, claiming that they wrested it from the grip of Pakistani hackers, reports PC World.

As India and Pakistan have long battled over the borderland Kashmir region, this is of no great surprise. As of this morning, the Kendriya Vidyalaya Ratlam government school's Web site still read:

My dear Site owner pls fix ur flaws...ur site was hacked by pakistani hackers, now ur site is in our Indian Hackers control...pls fix ur voluns immediately contact us andhrahackers@gmail.com

Dear Pakis

Indian Hackers rules... Better go and sleep else we will kill u

Remember HMG rules

While we do not endorse hacking, we will say this: Wouldn't it be nice if, instead of using guns and bombs to fight our wars, we just used these kinds of cyber attacks? The first one to write, "U suck, we rulz!!" on the opposing government's primary Web site wins. [From: PC World]

Tags: conflicts, cyber-warfare, hackers, hacking, india, pakistan, web

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