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The official website of Rajasthan Public service commission(RPSC) was found to be hacked and defaced by the Pakistani hacker named "Codacker" with the message "Pakistan Zindabad".

The hacker placed two links in the News section that leads to the defacement page.  According to the TOI report, the website was restored by the admin and changed the password of the website.

"We also put the websites on surveillance and have reported to the IT ministry,"K K Pathak, secretary of RPSC told Times of India.

But it doesn't seem like they have fully restored the website.  At EHN, we are still able to see the defacement page uploaded at the "http://rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in/index.html".

"Codacker is here.  Hey Admin! I own you now.  Feel the wrath of Pakistani Hacker" the defacement message reads.

Changing the password alone won't help in stopping the hackers.  They should identify the vulnerability that allowed the hacker to breach the website and patch that vulnerability.

A Pakistani Hacker named "P@KhTuN~72" from hacker team "Pak Cyber Eaglez" has targeted the Egyptian websites and took control of about 200 Egypt websites.

After breaching the websites, they have managed to upload "index.html" or "pce.html" that has the defacement page.  In most of the cases, the hacker uploaded the pce.html file. They left the main page as it is.

The hacked sites includes one Government website "General Authority For Supply Commodities(gasc.gov.eg),   one university website "elmaref.edu.eg" and other 180+ websites.

Hacker didn't mention any specific reason for attacking those websites. At the time of writing, we are still able to see the defacement page.  The full list of hacked site with mirror can be found here: pastebin.com/C0b6AyXa


The Bangladeshi hacker group known as "Bangladesh Grey Hat hackers(BGHH) has claimed to have restored two Bangaldeshi Government websites after it got hacked by Pakistani hackers.

BGHH hacked the websites belong to Panchagarh Govt. Girls' High School(pgghs.edu.bd) and Chittagong Range Police(ctgrangepolice.gov.bd). The hacker defaced those websites and left a security tips to administrators to secure their websites.

"This Web site has been hacked by Pakistani hackers. 's Server has root access to the server and access them. Saitai on any web server that allows the hacker to the server by hand and some government websites, including that of the total 341 websites are hosted. All together, the hacker also deleted the web saitakei diphesa or Truly it. In addition to these important seyararda server hosting the website is not secure and is done emerikaya server location." The hacker said int he defacement page(translated).

The hacker claimed that they are using plain-text passwords and recommended them to use encrypted passwords, also suggested to use SSL.

"We request all the site Admin's to secure their site.. We are always there to secure Bangladeshi Cyber Space..." Hacker said in the email sent to EHN.

At the time of writing, the administrator of School websites has taken the site offline but the Police websites still shows the defacement page(ctgrangepolice.gov.bd/psc/)

A Pakistani Hacker known as Hitcher has breached IndiaResults.com - No.1 Indian Portal for Boards & University Exam Results and Educational/Career.

Similar to BRBRAITT site attack, the hacker  defaced the website and published the database contents in the defacement page itself.

The database dump contains the Name, phone nunber , address and other details. There is no password leaked in the dump.

You can see the defacement page here:
http://ser1.indiaresults.com/%2C/
In an email sent to EHN, the hacker provided the database as XLSX sheet.  It seems like the compromised database is the database which stores the Feedback form data.

At the time of press time, we are still able to see the defacement page.  The mirror of the defacement can be found here:
http://www.th3mirror.com/mirror/id/222665/

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