FATA Secretariat website hacked in protest against Indian aggression

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Last Updated : Aug 25 2013 | 5:38 PM IST

A group of Pakistani hackers have hacked the FATA Secretariat website to protest against Indian aggression and atrocities in Kashmir.

The hackers called Haxor Crew left a message reading 'Islam Zindabad, Long live Muslims, and Pakistan Zindabad' on the site's main page.

According to the Express Tribune, criticising the website's insufficient security, the hackers added: "Where is your security? Please, for God's sake secure it".

The Fata Secretariat officials could not be reached for any information due to Sunday holiday.

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First Published: Aug 25 2013 | 1:54 PM IST

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