Pak hacks Mallya's site, warns Indian cyberspace

Bangalore, Aug 16: The liquor baron and Rajya Sabha member, Vijay Mallya's parliamentary website had been hacked by the Pakistan cyber army.

The Pakistan cyber army not only hacked the website but also threatened to make "Indian cyberspace into hell."

Mallya, however, lodged a complaint with the Delhi cyber police.

On its Facebook account, Pakistan cyber army claimed that Indian hackers had been playing havoc with Pakistani cyber communities and websites for a long time.

"The Pak cyber army was only sleeping, not dead. This is a payback from Pak cyber army in retaliation to the defacement of Pakistani sites! You are playing with fire," stated the Pakistan cyber army.

It warned, "We are warning you one last time, don"t think you are secure in this cyber space. We will turn your cyber space into hell. We gonna literally throw you in the deep sea. Will [take] revenge if any Pakistani site is hacked by Indians."

It also claimed that to all Pakistani internet users that they can now do their work in peace because it has back on his work.

The cyber army through its recent spate of hacking Indian website was nothing but one technique of showing the world that they are not behind of India in cyber field, claimed the army.

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