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200+ Pakistani Websites Hacked by Indishell

On 26 November many pakistani sites saw this messages



We are the only real & first ever INDIAN CYBER ARMY [ICA] made and existing !!
Rest In Peace the Heroes of 26/11 Mumbai Attacks !


We will Never Forgot your sacrifice and We never will let porkis and this world forget it too !


Indishell pays deepest & Sincere homage to all the above mentioned Heroes of India and deepest condolence & sympathy with the 26/11 victims families .We love you..JAI HIND..
THE REAL INDIAN CYBER ARMY



WHEN WE, THE COMMON PEOPLE OF INDIA ENJOY OUR FESTIVALS & RITUALS , THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE STANDING IN THE PALE SUNLIGHT WITH HALF CRUNCHED EYES LOOKING AT THE BORDER & ENSURING THE SECURITY OF OURS REMAINS TIGHT!! THAT ARE OUR HEROES..OUR ARMED FORCES..OUR PARAMILITARY FORCES.....THE REAL HEROES... & UNTIL THE LAST DROP OF OUR BLOOD DRAINS WE WONT FORGET U !

This was a tribute to the heroes of 26/11 blast

According to our sources this attack was not planned from past many weeks, it was done within past 18 hours.
Addicting Junkyard pays homage to he Indian soilders

The List of Hacked Sites is Below

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