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Hackers attacked the website of police in Rawalpindi late on Thursday but no sensitive data has been compromised.
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The website of police in the Rawalpindi, which neighbors the capital Islamabad, was plastered with photographs and videos of Al-Qaeda and Pakistani Taliban leaders and a message saying Hacked By Anti Mortadin.
It was unclear who the hackers were with no group claiming responsibility for the cyber attack. This site was hacked a victory for the Taliban. A police official in Rawalpindi confirmed the hacking, telling AFP that no sensitive data had been breached as the website was mostly used for public awareness campaigns. The official said under condition of anonymity "It was our official website but it had no data about criminals, it was basically for public awareness. Official Further added, The website had no sensitive information. We have started repairing it and blocked further access.
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