MTNL website attacked by Pakistani hacker

August 16, 2013 19:46

MTNL's website for Mumbai has been attacked by a suspected Pakistani hacker operating from Australia.

While MTNL on Friday claimed that its website has been restored, some users complained that they were unable to access it.

"Hacked homepage if in cache of that customer, should be refreshed, otherwise it will continue to show old page," MTNL spokesperson in Delhi today said.

The website showed the message: "MrCreepy Was Here. Napsters CrEw. Happy Independence Day Pakistan. http://Facebook.Com/m3creepy. Greets: SEEKER, Dr.FREAK, MKHAN SWATI, And All Pakistani Hackers :D".

However, the corporate website of the telecom services provider, which has over 80 lakh customers, and its portal for Delhi customers were not affected.

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