indian govt's ,rajasthan state government websites were hacked by Pakistan hackers....

Over 30 Rajasthan Government websites 

hacked by Pakistan Hacker "H4x0r 

HuSsY" 

More than 30 India's state 'Rajasthan' Government websites has been hacked and defaced by a Pakistani hacker named as "H4x0r HuSsY 
The motivation of the hack is appeared to be increasing defacement notification in Zone-h.  The hacker claims he is the "person with the highest number of special (.IN) Notifs."

"Proved to be Hell For India!  I might Opt Out of the Cyber World As I don't get much time. But Here's a Peace Message.  To All Indian Hackers etc etc  U Gotta Look at my Zone-H Archive Whenever you have Intentions of hacking (.PK) Sites"  The defacement message reads.

It appears hacker does not like to deface the main page because it will be easily detected by admins.  He just uploaded 1337.html which contains the defacement contents instead.

This is not the first time these Rajasthan Government Government websites being hacked by Pakistani hackers; Last year, KhantastiC haXor defaced them.

The hacker also mentioned that the server was previously compromised by the Khantastic and he again compromised the server with another security flaw in the server.
H4x0r HuSsY also hacked more than 15 Goa government websites.

Full list of hacked websites:
http://dpipraj.gov.in/1337.html
http://bor.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://bpe.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://bpl.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://collegeeducation.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://doitc.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://dop.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://finance.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://ftmsdemo.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://governorhouseonline.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://gpck.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://gwpcjpr.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://igprgvs.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://jalabhiyan.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://jawaharkalakendra.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://jrrsanskrituniversity.ac.in/1337.html
http://krishi.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://lokayukt.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://mail.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://hcmripa.gov.in/1337.html
http://minorityaffairs.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://rajamb.com/1337.html
http://rerc.gov.in/1337.html
http://rajasthankrishi.gov.in/1337.html
http://rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://rajftms.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://rajind.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://rajpanchayat.gov.in/1337.html
http://rajsec.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://rfconline.org/1337.html
http://rhbonline.com/1337.html
http://ric.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://sdri.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://techedu.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://testrpsc.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://transport.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://ttctest.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html
http://uitbhilwara.rajasthan.gov.in/1337.html 

Advanced Power" botnet attempts to hack website using victim's machine

  Advanced Power" botnet attempts to       

   hack website using victim's machine       

S ecurity researcher Brian Krebs has discovered a new Botnet that tests websites for vulnerabilities using the infected machines. 

The malware disguise itself as a legitimate Firefox add on called "Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant" is apparently using the infected machines to find SQL Injection vulnerability in any website visited by the victim.

Once the malware determine the list of vulnerable website, the cyber criminals behind the botnet will be able to exploit the vulnerability to inject malicious codes in the websites.  So, it will probably help the attacker to increase the number of infected websites and systems.

Advanced Power test SQL Injection vulnerability

The malware also capable of stealing sensitive information.  However, the feature is not appeared to be activated on infected systems.

Alex Holden, chief information security officer at Hold Security LLC, analyzed the malware and believes the malware authors are from Czech Republic, based on the text string available in the threat.