Pakistani hacker defaces over 400 Chinese government websites

Hacker breaks into and defaces websites and subdomains belonging to Xuchang city.


Web Desk December 06, 2012

A Pakistani hacker managed to break into and deface in excess of 400 Chinese government websites and webpages, as reported on Hack Read on Thursday.

According to the website, a hacker who goes by the alias Code Cracker and is part of the Pakistan Cyber Army hacking group, managed to post his groups’ signature defacement image on the official website of Xuchang City People’s Procuratorate before moving on and repeating the move on several of the sites sub-domains.

The website belongs to and is operated by the Xuchang City administration. It was first hacked on September 22, 2010 by Indonesian hackers. The site was most recently hacked just last week on November 29, 2012.

The full list of the hacks was pasted by the hackers on information sharing site PasteBin:  http://pastebin.com/HMm1cdXT

Following the hack, the website and its sub-domains were taken offline.

In November, a hacker eBoz took advantage of vulnerabilities on the '.pk' domain on PKNIC servers to hack and deface Google's Pakistan sub-domain.

COMMENTS (5)

Datzburier | 11 years ago | Reply It is most like an Indian, pretending to be a hacker. Hacking website is not rocket science, any teenager with some coding knowledge can do it. Any True Pakistani would never do such a thing. The tech people should try to investigate its real origin and try to take some counter measures.
Clear Black Bag | 11 years ago | Reply

Enmity with the time tested friend.Shame on you Pakistani hackers because you are cutting the roots of your friend with your own cutting tools......

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