Indian software giant Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. (TCS) has witnessed the hijacking of its official website www.tcs.com. The hackers not only attacked the website but also allegedly changed its domain name and put it up for sale!
The hackers posted a "For Sale" message on the site, written both in French and English. The hack is believed to be a DNS Redirect rather than a full-fledged one. This is similar to the one that rocked Twitter last year
This attack raises a lot of questions on the Indian IT industry and the overall Internet security in the country. If top IT firms cannot create a hacker-proof website, what more can we say?
However, the website has now been restored and is working fine.
Still not working + emails to tcs are being bounced back as undeliverable. TCS can look forward to more of these hacks because of the way they treat their employees in USA and Europe, we are replaced with cheap labour from India
interesting that you could be replaced by "cheap" labour. looks like you over estimated your worth as your company did not feel you were worth giving that much money! what value did you give to your company??
,where notihng creative happens, on Feb 12, 2010 01:57 AM
JCS treats its employees as billing objects and nothing more than that.
what all these companies is nothing more than copy pastes
Indian companies will never do creative work like Microsoft or Google(although we have human resources capable of doing more than that), they only serve their dumb clients for dollars
Hello Shobha, this is not in hands of TCS and its associates. It's DNS redirecting which doesn't mean hacking TCS' server. Infact they hacked the DNS server. Please try to know wat it is actually before blaming.
Cheap does not mean worse Mr. Anonymous. Companies from USA and Europe dont come to India for nothing. You would have noticed that most hackers are from those country.
I think, this is something do with the DNS providers, since its just DNS redirection to another webpage, blame should be on the DNS and Network service providers not on TCS