1 year ago
Rajasthan Education Website Hacked; Attackers Mock 2019 Capture
Imagine someone broke into the Rajasthan education website and put up a silly message.
These hackers were from a group called the "Fantastic Tea Club Pakistan Cyber Force".
They made fun of India by referencing a time when an Indian pilot, Abhinandan Varthaman, was captured.
The hackers also posted content about a terror attack.
The government is now trying to fix the website and find out who did it.
They are also checking if any important information was stolen or damaged.
The website is currently down to be restored.
The Rajasthan education department website was hacked.
Hackers posted a message mocking India over the capture of IAF officer Abhinandan Varthaman in 2019.
Objectionable content related to the Pahalgam terror attack was also posted.
The IT wing has been directed to restore the website.
Cybersecurity agencies have initiated an investigation.
- Who
- Hackers, who identified themselves as "Fantastic Tea Club Pakistan Cyber Force", were responsible for the cyberattack.
- What
- The Rajasthan education department website was hacked with a mocking message and objectionable content posted on the homepage.
- Where
- The website of the Rajasthan education department.
- When
- The cyberattack occurred on Tuesday.
- Why
- The website was hacked, and the attackers posted a message mocking India over the 2019 capture of IAF officer Abhinandan Varthaman.
Key facts
- Target
- Rajasthan education department
- Attack Date
- Tuesday
- Attack Content
- Mocking message and objectionable content
- Message Reference
- 2019 capture of Abhinandan Varthaman
- Current Status
- Investigation initiated
- Attacker Group
- "Fantastic Tea Club Pakistan Cyber Force"
