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## INDIA/SOUTH ASIA-Expert Says Chinese Hackers Use Websites Similar to Indian Courts To Spread Virus

Released on 2012-09-03 09:00 GMT

Email-ID | 2627276
Date | 2011-08-08 12:37:28
From | dialogbot@smtp.stratfor.com
To | dialog-list@stratfor.com

Expert Says Chinese Hackers Use Websites Similar to Indian Courts To
Spread Virus
Press Trust of India report: "Chinese Hackers Spread Virus Through Indian
Courts' Replica Websites" - Daily News and Analysis Online
Sunday August 7, 2011 11:56:30 GMT
New Delhi: Chinese hackers may be using websites similar to those of 19
high courts in the country to spread computer virus and convert the user's
system into a virtual zombie, a security expert has claimed before the
CBI.
Commander (Retd.) Mukesh Saini, former naval officer and a cyber security
consultant, brought the nefarious designs of these alleged hackers to the
notice of Cybercrime wing of the CBI recently, which is looking into it.
Saini highlighted the modus operandi of these web sites which have
addresses similar to the original ones - for example Delhi high co urt
address is 'http://delhihighcourt.nic.in' while the phishing website
address is 'http://delhi.highcourt.in'.
"When we analysed the website script, we found that the server had a '.cn'
location. Also we found script used in the website was a declared malware
program. These sites are dangerous because even if a user accidentally
accesses them the malware spreads in his or her system.
"The program is designed in such a way that user's system functions
normally but hackers can use it to extract any information without the
user knowing it," he claimed.
Such websites came to the notice of Saini, founder of cyber security firm
'Xcyss', when he was following a news report on an employment scam running
through the fake website of Patna High Court. Further analysis revealed
there were identical websites of 19 high courts in the country.
The design of these replica websites was curious because it did not seek
any information, such as finan cial details from the visitor, which
prevents them of being suspicious.
When a detailed analysis of its program was done, it revealed the purpose
was to infect all the visitors of these sites and take remote control of
the visitors of High Court websites which may include legal departments of
government, advocates and litigants.
"It was an attempt to infect all the visitors of these sites and take
remote control of the visitors of High Court websites, including police,
CBI, legal departments of government, advocates and litigants," Saini
said.
He claimed these sites were operating since 2006 and as per the records
gathered by his firm, these sites were infecting Indian computers since
January 2009.
"Hence, we thought it right to inform the authority concerned and seeing
the transnational impact of this, I gave a report to the CBI which is
examining it and would take action suitable under the law," he said.
(Description o f Source: Mumbai Daily News and Analysis (DNA) online in
English -- Indias first "all-color page" English-language daily, owned by
the Diligent Media Corporation, a joint venture between industry majors --
the Dainik Bhaskar (Indias number one Hindi daily) Group and Zee Group.
Launched on 30 July 2005, DNA started with a subscribed circulation of
300,000. The daily targets a young readership; URL: www.dnaindia.com)
Material in the World News Connection is generally copyrighted by the
source cited. Permission for use must be obtained from the copyright
holder. Inquiries regarding use may be directed to NTIS, US Dept. of
Commerce.