PUNJAB: The Punjab Police’s official website was hacked by a group of Indian hackers.The hackers replaced messages by the Punjab chief minister and inspector general with derogatory remarks and slogans all over the website.
Excluding the appreciatory page of the website, all titles were distorted and the hacker groups’ name was being displayed everywhere on the website.
The website has not yet been restored to its original position. However, the authorities have blocked the site’s URL.
Pakistan Cyber Security experts confirmed that the hackers were Indians, adding that more than 150 Pakistani websites have been hacked in the past three days. However, they said that the attacks were not very serious.
An official website belonging to the  of Pakistan was hacked  on Friday, a private TV channel reported. The hackers left a message on the homepage in which they asked the Pakistani government to "stop proxy war against India." The messages of the  and provincial  were also erased from the site. 

Although the hackers have not been identified, Pakistani sources say the slogan left on the site points to Indian origins; cyber security experts confirmed this and added that 150 Pakistani websites were hacked in the last three days. The Punjab police website has been hacked twice recently; in one incident, the official emblem was replaced with the logo of the .

A police spokesman stated they would take legal action against an Islamabad-based company responsible for the website's security as well as stop the use of its services from July 31. “We are also going to give the domain hosting of the website and its maintenance, including the data update to the Punjab Information Technology Board.” The website has temporarily been shut down.