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NDTV: CBI website hacked by ‘Pak Cyber Army’
New Delhi: In a major embarrassment, the website of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) was hacked on Friday night by programmers identifying themselves as “Pakistani Cyber Army”.
The home page of the CBI website had a message from the ‘Pakistani Cyber Army’ warning the Indian Cyber Army not to attack their websites.
The CBI website, supposed to be one of the most secure websites, is connected to the command centre of world police organisation – Interpol – 24×7.
The message from the hackers also spoke about the filtering controls provided by the National Informatics Centre (NIC), a body which mans computer servers across the country. It also claims to have hacked another 270 websites.
Intelligence agencies have been often warning the government that proper cyber security was not being ensured in government offices and that no security audit was being carried out.
The website has still not been restored. In a late night statement, the investigating agency said, “CBI is aware that its official website has been hacked and defaced. An inquiry has been launched and necessary remedial measures are underway to restore it.”
Speaking on the issue, Supreme Court advocate and cyber law expert Pavan Duggal said the hacking of CBI website is an act of cyber war. “I think this is not a mere hacking incident. It is a step towards a cyber war,” he said.
Ok i get it pakistani elites are shameless and american stooges could someone plz explain wassup with UK :p
Guardian: WikiLeaks cables: Conservatives promised to run ‘pro-American regime’
Geo: SC charges Sher Khan with court contempt
Supreme Court (SC) has charged DG Concessions of Petroleum Ministry Sher Muhammed Khan with contempt of court in a case regarding the sale of British Petroleum shares, Geo News reported Wednesday.
A three-member bench of the apex court headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry and comprising Justice Ghulam Rabbani and Justice Khalil-ur-Rehman Ramday heard the petition filed by former chief Jamaat-e-Islami, Qazi Hussain Ahmed regarding alleged corruption in repurchasing assets of British Petroleum Company (BPL) on exorbitant rates.
It should be mentioned here that the court yesterday issued a show cause notice to Director General Petroleum (DGP) Sher Muhammad Khan for using contemptuous language regarding the litigations which were pending before the courts.
Today the apex court charged Sher Khan with contempt of court and called Secretary Petroleum to submit another report regarding sale of BPL shares.
Qazi Hussain in his petition, objected to government’s move to purchase its sold out assets from British Petroleum (BP) at exorbitant rates.
Former Petroleum Minister Usman Aminud Din today appeared before the court and said he gave his dissenting note against shares’ sale; the same should be in Auditor General’s knowledge.
Guardian: Julian Assange denied bail over sexual assault allegations
Aaj: Missing prisoners are no more missing
Intelligence agencies on Thursday admitted the custody of eleven missing prisoners of Adiala jail in the Supreme Court (SC).
A three-member bench of the apex court, headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, heard the petition for the recovery of the eleven missing prisoners.
During the hearing Raja Irshad, lawyer of Intelligence agencies has confirmed the custody of eleven Adiala prisoners.
Intelligence agencies lawyer said that all eleven are safe, they are high profile terrorists and involved in major terrorist activities in the country.
He said that they are being court martialled under army act. He further said that the prisoners were shifted to unidentified place and being investigated.
The hearing adjourned till tomorrow.
uruknet.info: Taliban not responsible for cutting Aisha’s nose, ears: AIHRC
TIRINKOT (PAN): The Taliban were not behind the slicing off of a woman’s nose and ears in central Uruzgan province, chief of the human rights commission said on Monday.
The story of how Aisha Bibi, 19, was mutilated as punishment for running away from her abusive husband and in-laws a year ago caused an international outcry. She was given refuge by an Afghan non-governmental organization, and sent to the US for reconstructive surgery and psychological treatment.
Much of the western media blamed the Taliban for the brutal act, saying Aisha’s husband was a Taliban member and he and his father had orchestrated the punishment. The Taliban, however, denied any involvement.
On Monday, Abdul Ghaffar Stanakzay, head of the AIHRC in Uruzgan, also absolved the Taliban after what he said was a “thorough investigation of the case”.
“This was because of domestic violence which Aisha fell victim to,” he told reporters.
Aisha’s father in law, Sulaiman, was arrested last week. The provincial council chief, Juma Gul Himmat, said he had confessed to holding Aisha down while someone else cut her. But Suliaman denies ever confessing.
Sulaiman said Aisha had run away from his home four times.
“Once, police even arrested her in Kandahar,” he said.
After the last time, he handed her back to her father, Mohammadzai.
“This was a stigma. I left the country and went to Pakistan,” he said.
After that, Sulaiman claimed he had no information about how his daughter-in-law’s nose and ear were cut. However, he did not rule out his son, Qudratullah’s, involvement, or even Aisha’s father.
“I swear to God, Aisha’s father asked me to kill her but I refused.”
Mohammadzai, however, strongly denied he had ordered the killing of his own daughter.
He admitted he had sent Aisha back to her husband but said three days later, “I saw my daughter without a nose and ears”.
He blamed Sulaiman for the attack and said he feared the law would not punish him.
“I have to leave the country because my life is at stake; Haji Sulaiman can be released anytime.”
He asked the international community to bring his daughter back from the US to her own house in the province.
Mohammadzai also denied the Taliban’s hand in the incident.
Aisha was 12 when she was married, below the legal minimum age of 16.
I guess propaganda value is over now so truth coming out. Time.com put her pic on the front page and wrote the article highlighting Talibaan brutality. Conveniently the author forgot to mention her hubby is the biggest contractor in Afghan war. Wonder if Time.com will apologize another american propaganda magazines.
Well done Mr. PM
Geo: Hamid Kazmi, Azam Swati sacked
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani has sacked Hamid Saeed Kazmi and Azam Swati from their portfolios following a dispute involving hajj scandal and a tirade between the two ministers, Geo News reported Tuesday.
It should be mentioned here that Federal Minister for Science and Technology Azam Khan Swati leveled allegations regarding serious corruption against Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Hamid Saeed Kazmi in alleged corruption in hajj arrangements.
It is pertinent to mention here that there are no allegations of corruption against Azam Swati; however, he was sacked from his ministry for overlooking the directives from the Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani, who directed the two to avoid giving statemnets.
Khurshid Shah and Asif Ahmed Ali were given additional charge of ministry of Religious Affairs and ministry of Science and Technology respectively.
Dawn: Fazlur Rehman breaks away from govt over Swati issue
ISLAMABAD: Jamiat Ulema Islam (JUI-F) chief Fazlur Rehman said on Tuesday he was withdrawing from the coalition government after the Minister for Science and Technology Azam Swati was dismissed by the prime minister earlier today.
“It is impossible to stay in the coalition. We are saying goodbye to the government” Fazlur Rehman told reporters after a party meeting.
ARY: MQM gives 10 days to PPP to explain allegations
everyone knows m not a big fan of mqm but kudos to their work on maintaining peace in Ashura. Good job.
Phatoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo LOL
Geo: CIA station chief pulled from Islamabad
WASHINGTON: The CIA has pulled its top spy out of Pakistan after threats were made against his life, current and former US officials said, an unusual move for the US and a complication on the front lines of the fight against al-Qaida.
The CIA station chief was in transit Thursday after a Pakistani lawsuit earlier this month accused him by name of killing civilians in missile strikes.
CIA airstrikes from unmanned aircraft have killed many innocent people. The US does not acknowledge the missile strikes, but there have been more than 100 such attacks this year – more than double the amount in 2009.
The lawsuit blew the American spy’s cover, leading to threats against him and forcing the US to call him home, the officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.
CIA officials’ “serious concerns” for the station chief’s safety led to the decision to bring him home, a US official said. A spokeswoman for the spy agency, Jennifer Youngblood, declined to comment.
The Pakistani lawsuit also named CIA Director Leon Panetta and Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
The CIA’s work is unusually difficult in Pakistan, one of the nation’s most important and at times frustrating counterterrorism allies.
The station chief in Islamabad operates as a secret general in the US war against terrorism. He runs the Predator drone program targeting terrorists, handles some of the CIA’s most urgent and sensitive tips.
It’s rare for a CIA station chief to see his cover blown. In 1999, an Israeli newspaper revealed the identity of the station chief in Tel Aviv. In 2001, an Argentine newspaper printed a picture of the Buenos Aires station chief and details about him. In both instances, the station chiefs were recalled to the US.
YOU BEAT ME TO IT!!!!
LET US MAKE IT THE LEAD STORY. NEEDS TO BE TOLD IN PAKISTAN
Biggest News of the Year
ARY: MQM delegation meets JI leaders at Lahore
In wake of current political turmoil, MQM delegation held meeting with Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief Syed Munawar Hassan at Mansoora, Lahore, ARY NEWS reports.
The delegation was led by Deputy Convenor MQM Coordination Committee Dr. Farooq Sattar.
Speaking to reports alongside JI leader Liaqat Baloch, Sattar said the political parties should keep aside their ideological and political differences and find out common grounds in greater interest of the country. “It’s need of the hour.”
Baloch said his faction would support MQM for its effort to bring a positive change in the country and steer it out of political crises.
Earlier today, an other MQM delegation was called on chief of Pakistan Muslim League Functional (PML-F) Pir Pagara and exchanged views over current political turmoil.
Talking to newsmen in Karachi, MQM leader Babar Ghaori said over all political situation was discussed in the meeting with Pir Pagara at Kingri House.
He said both the parties have expressed their resolve to work together in the future.
Azam Swati and Jahil capt. Safdar with idiot Javed Chaudhry
Lets see if PM asks for Awan resignation – errrrrrrrrr NOT LOL
Geo: Court charges Babar Awan in forgery case
RAWALPINDI: A Civil Court of Rawalpindi on Thursday charged Federal Minister for Law Babar Awan in a case registered against him over fraud and forgery, Geo News reported.
Police had registered case of fraud and forgery against Babar Awan in 1996.
The civil judge charged the federal minister under section 452 and 456.
The Federal Minister also appeared in the court during hearing of the case. He denied the charges.
The court, after denial of the minister, adjourned the hearing till January 27.
On Malika Tarannum Noor Jehan’s 10th anniversary, here is a gem. Story goes Madam arrived in a party and faiz sahib asked her to sing his poem “raqeeb ke naam”. Madam requested that she will sing it later as she hasnt seen the poem and haven’t had a chance to compose the tune, Faiz sahib insisted saying you don’t need any of that. Here is the original recording without music that she came up on spot. In 1957
Geo: 24 militants killed, 11 soldiers martyred in Mohmand gunfights
PESHAWAR: The insurgents launched attacks on five paramilitary checkpoints in Mohmand Agency Friday, leaving at least 11 soldiers and 24 militants dead, officials said.
“At least 11 of our men have been martyred and 12 others wounded,” Amjad Ali Khan, the administrator of lawless Mohmand tribal district, told reporters at a press conference in the area’s main town, Ghalanai.
Security officials earlier said at least three soldiers were martyred in the attacks.
Khan said that at least 24 militants were killed when paramilitary soldiers “befittingly repulsed” the attack at five checkpoints near the border with Afghanistan. “The army has sent helicopter gunships and bombed suspected hide outs of Taliban,” Khan said.
Earlier a senior security official told: “About 150 Taliban militants attacked five Frontier Corps checkposts in Baidnami village near the border with Afghanistan. Security forces had cordoned off the area and were searching for the fleeing militants, he said, while reinforcements were sent in “to beef up the checkpoints”.
Local administration officials in Ghalanai and the paramilitary force confirmed the attack and casualties.
Yeh Award PPP ki chamcha_geeri karne par diya gaya hai LOL
http://www.express.com.pk/epaper/PoPupwindow.aspx?newsID=1101132508&Issue=NP_LHE&Date=20101230