Indian Hackers Pay ‘Tribute’ to Pathankot Martyrs on Pak Websites

IBH and KCW Hackers have hacked into multiple Pakistani websites to pay tribute to the Martyred Lt. Col’s daughter.

Representational Image of the hackers that defaced multiple Pakistani websites as a warning post the Pathankot terror attack that took place between Jan 1 and Jan 4, 2016. (Photo: iStock)

Two Indian hacking groups, Indian Black Hat Hackers (IBH) and Kerala Cyber Warriors (KCW), hacked into multiple Pakistani websites to salute the martyred Lt. Col. Niranjan and his two-year-old daughter, Vismaya.

<p> We hacked some Pakistan websites and domains as a tribute to the bravehearts who were killed in the Pathankot attack on Sunday, and we have dedicated it to Lt Col Niranjan Kumar’s little daughter Vismaya.</p>

<b>Ind_C0d3r, Hacker</b>

A partial screenshot of the message put on various websites. 

<p>It just took a day for us to hack all these 125 sites with the background song “Oru Yathramozhiyode from Mohanlal’s Kurukshetra movie. We have access to many Pakistan servers, so the defacing was easy.</p>

<b>Kerala Cyber Warriors Hacker</b>

The hackers haven’t taken down the pages yet, as they claim it is not a cyber war but a warning to Pakistan.

<p>We haven’t deleted the contents of the websites, but have just uploaded our message on their domains, as the intention is to give Pakistan a warning. </p>

<b>Ind_C0d3r, Hacker</b>

Here is the list of some of the websites that were hacked by IBH:

1: Pakistan Government Home Remount Depot Mona

2: CSD - Pakistan Government caring store

3: Centre for Pakistan and Gulf Studies

4: FOTILE Kitchen Appliances

5: SOLP Institute of Modern Languages

6: Pakistan Bar Council

7: http://www.maslamsons.com/

8. http://www.zone-h.org/mirror/id/25359047 http://www.zone-h.org/mirror/id/25358559 http://www.zone-h.org/mirror/id/25359249

9. https://www.leetsmirror.com/mirror_39569.html

10. https://www.leetsmirror.com/mirror_39568.html

IBH, initially named Indian Cyber Devils, started in 2011 and were first noticed when they conducted similar hacks to pay tribute to the victims of the 2008 Mumbai terror attack.

(With inputs from sources.)