An angry Indian hacked into the website of the Royal Austrailan Air force and posted a threatening message aimed directly at the Australian government.
30 November 2009
Angry Indian hacks RAAF website
An angry Indian hacked into the website of the Royal Austrailan Air force and posted a threatening message aimed directly at the Australian government.
RAAF website hacked over attacks on Indian students
July 16, 2009 05:30pm
A HACKER has broken into the RAAF's website, leaving a message warning the Australian Government to halt racist attacks against Indian students.
The hacker identified himself as Atul Dwivedi, saying that unless the Government complied "I will pawn all your cyber properties like this one".
The incident follows a series of attacks on Indian students in Australia, attracting global media coverage and strong condemnation from within India.
A defence spokesman confirmed the break-in took place some time in the period July 13-14, forcing it to take the entire RAAF website offline for some seven to eight hours. It was replaced with a message saying the site was unavailable because of technical difficulties. The site has now been restored.
Defence said the message left on the site read: "This site hacked by Atul Dwivedi. Long live India. This is a warning message to Australian govt. Immediately take all measures to stop racist attacks against Indian students in Australia else I will pwn all your cyber properties like this one. Jai Hind".
A Defence spokesman said the RAAF website was not used to conduct official air force business and all information on the site was there for public consumption.
No sensitive information had been stolen.
He said the air force intranet website was a secure site which had not been penetrated.
"No sensitive information was compromised as the air force internet website is hosted on an external server and, as such, does not hold any sensitive information," the spokesman said.
As the incident is under active investigation it is inappropriate to discuss the technical aspects of the incident, he said.
The spokesman said the RAAF would evaluate any further measures required to protect its internet website from intrusions.
27 November 2009
GOOGLE CHEATS INDIA ??
GOOGLE CHEATS INDIA ??This is Serious!
After the Chinese demands for Arun achal Pradesh, Google now has started FOOLING Indians as well!
Google shows different maps for US, Indians and Chinese.
In the Indian Version, it shows Arunachal Pradesh as Integral Part of India …
In the US Version, it shows Arunachal Pradesh as a Disputed region…
In the Chinese Version, it is not even part of India…
Where as in the Chinese version, it shows Arun achal Pradesh as an INTEGRAL PART of CHINA !
Our bloody polititions have no will. Let us take it up..
Please send this link to EACH INDIAN YOU KNOW AND LETS SPREAD THE WORD.
"Mera Bhaarat Mahaan"
Major Unnikrishnan's father visits NDA
One of those who fought off the terrorists was fallen NSG commando major Sandeep Unnikrishnan. His father on Saturday went to the National Defence Academy in Khadakvasla, near Pune. He went to the room where his son stayed during his training at the academy. He also met Major Unnikrishnan's teachers and instructors at the NDA.
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