Islamabad: Online hackers assaulted the web page of cops in the Pakistani town of Rawalpindi delayed on Friday but no delicate details has been affected, an formal said.
The web page of cops in the garrison town, which neighbors the investment Islamabad, was applied with pictures and video clips of Al-Qaeda and Pakistani Taliban management and a concept saying "Hacked By Stop Mortadin!@".
It was uncertain who the hackers were with no team declaring liability for the cyber-attack.
"This website was affected... a success for the Taliban," said another publish. A Taliban spokesperson was not instantly available for opinion.
A cops formal in Rawalpindi verified the coughing, informing AFP that no delicate details had been breached as the web page was mostly used for attention strategies.
"It was our formal web page but it had no details about scammers, it was generally for attention," the formal said under situation of privacy.
"The web page had no delicate details. We have began fixing it and obstructed further accessibility," the formal included.
Since the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) increased up against the Pakistani condition in 2007, more than 6,800 individuals have been murdered in blast and gun strikes across the nation, according to an AFP count.
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