Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) website hacked

Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) website has been hacked by Indian hackers on 24th May 2020. An Indian hacker, Ghost057-5P3C706, has hacked the website of Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) and placed an Indian flag along with a message on the home page.

The hacker’s message, “Just because we are silent and we don’t react doesn’t mean didn’t notice.” was posted there

As per Nepal’s leading online news platform Nepal live, “Director General Rajan Pokhrel of CAAN said that efforts are being made to recover the hacked site.”

A screenshot of caanepal.gov.np website hacked on May 24, 2020
A screenshot of caanepal.gov.np website on May 24, 2020, Photo Source: Twitter 

CAAN is an independent Nepali government body since 1998. Its headquarter is in Kathmandu, Nepal. It is the regulatory board which issues new pilot licenses, renews licenses and converts the licenses through various tests.

Recent Updates: 25 May 2020 03:04pm

CAAN website back to normal function.

CAAN website back to normal function.

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