This is disturbing stuff. Pakistani cyber criminals are having a field day hacking nearly 40 to 50 Indian websites every month. Prodigious 18-year-old `ethical hacker' Ankit Fadia, who has given consultancy services to intelligence agencies, defence departments, government and private organizations including FBI and CBI, said he had recently submitted a `25-page white paper' to the government detailing the addresses of the Pakistani hackers, who call themselves ``hactivists'. . . .
This is disturbing stuff. Pakistani cyber criminals are having a field day hacking nearly 40 to 50 Indian websites every month. Prodigious 18-year-old `ethical hacker' Ankit Fadia, who has given consultancy services to intelligence agencies, defence departments, government and private organizations including FBI and CBI, said he had recently submitted a `25-page white paper' to the government detailing the addresses of the Pakistani hackers, who call themselves ``hactivists'.

"Though we have enacted cyber laws, there is not much awareness in the country about security risks arising from cyber attacks nor is there any proper training for law enforcing agencies to deal with the crime," Fadia, who shot to fame by authoring a book `unofficial guide to ethical hacking' at the age of 14, said in Hyderabad on Friday.

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