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Indian hackers break into Pakistan govt websites on Independence Day

Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Climate Change, Ministry of Inter-provincial coordination, Ministry of Water and Power, Ministry of Information Technology and others were some of the websites hacked by the Indian hackers

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Pakistani Rangers (black) and Indian Border Security Force personnel (brown) perform the flag off ceremony during the daily beating of the retreat ceremony at the India-Pakistan Wagah Border Post, about 35 Km from Amritsar on August 14,2017.
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Several websites of the Pakistan government were defaced today allegedly by hackers from India.

The hackers attacked websites of some key ministries on the day the country celebrated its 70th Independence Day.

The sites hacked included Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Climate Change, Ministry of Inter-provincial coordination, Ministry of Water and Power, Ministry of Information Technology and others.

An official of the Ministry of Information Technology said the attack was carried out by a group calling themselves "LuluSec India". The hackers posted pro-India material on the web pages of hacked websites.

Several websites are still not functional.

There was no formal reaction by the government so far.

It is not the first incident of cyber-attack by hackers targeting the Pakistani government websites. Such attacks have occurred in the past also

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