Bangladeshi hackers took over Indian websites

Bangladesh has experienced its worst floods in recorded history since India opened the dam. The websites of various Indian organizations have come under major cyber attacks. Bangladeshi hackers first hacked the website of Zee Media Corporation. It was in their possession for a long time. Hackers have started cyber attacks on the websites of various important government institutions of the country one after another.

Bangladeshi hacker groups claim that they have hacked at least 15 websites in India since August 21. These include Indian Police, Army, largest payment gateway BharatPay, Indo-Tibetan Border Police, Delhi Municipal Council website. Moreover, the group has also downed websites of airlines and businesses.

They claim to have hacked the websites of 5 Indian organizations in the last 24 hours. If you enter them, you can see that the website has been taken over by Bangladeshi hackers. Texts were displayed saying, 'We will destroy Indian cyber space', 'Why Dambur Dam was opened', 'India is responsible for this flood in Bangladesh' – etc.

The latest hacked websites are https://kilitch.in/, https://aimfort.in/, https://khabrilaal.com/, http://indianyojana.in/ and https://mp3songi.com. /.

Earlier on Thursday afternoon, Indian Police website http://police.gov.in/, Army website http://indianarmy.nic.in/ and payment gateway BharatPay website http://bharatpe.com/ were hacked. Later the website was taken down by the authorities. However, so far it has not been possible to access these websites. The sites have been down since the hack.

Earlier on Wednesday night, Bangladeshi hackers hacked the website of the Indian media company Zee Media Corporation due to publishing news mocking the flood. On entering the website at that time, it was seen that the website had been hacked by 'System Admin BD'.

Bangladesh /RH