Pakistani hackers attack Indian management institute's website

July 07, 2016 11:48

Hindustan Times reports: The website of a prominent management institute in Noida was attacked by Pakistani hackers, officials said on Thursday.

The website of the School of Law, Design and Innovation Academy of the Institute of Management Studies was hacked and along with a Pakistani flag another flag resembling a Chinese flag was posted on the website, the officials said.

Probe has so far revealed that the site was hacked on Monday night and the hackers also posted a message - hacked by Pakistani hackers Mister ji.

The hackers also posted many sacrilegious and obscene comments on India, the officials added. The site has been put offline.

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