Pak hackers deface Vizag traffic police website

December 02, 2015 20:28

Suspected hackers from Pakistan have defaced the website of city traffic police.

The hackers blocked the site and posted some malicious and anti-national content under the web name 'team Pakistan cyber attackers' alleging atrocities against Muslims in Kashmir.

The website www.vizagtrafficpolice was hacked around 2 PM in Sunday and subsequently restored on the same day.

Police said the IP address of hackers has been traced to Istanbul and they were probably radical Islamic organisations who have been targeting the websites of Indian government at random.

When contacted, ADCP (Traffic) K Mahendra Patrudu confirmed the incident.

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