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Government websites come under cyber attack
Websites of some important government organisations, including an Advisor to the Prime Minister and the defence establishment’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), reportedly have been hacked, leading to their shutdown for a while.
Government sources have indicated that some “suspicious and unwanted” activity was observed on these websites, maintained by the National Informatics Centre (NIC), following which these were shut down for a couple of hours. “There are no secrets on these websites,” they stressed.
Among the sites that came under the attack were those of the Prime Minister’s Advisor on public information, infrastructure and innovations – http://iii.gov.in, and Recruitment and Assessment Centre (RAC) of the DRDO – www.rac.gov.in.
The cyber attackers group, said to be ‘SanFour25’, also targeted five more Indian websites and defaced them.
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