StormFiber Website Hacked For A While

ISP says customer payment data is not compromised because the website stores limited public and static content.

StormFiber, one of Pakistan’s leading internet service providers, was briefly hacked on Wednesday.

“This morning, our website www.stormfiber.com was attacked by foreign hackers and the home page was changed. No customer payment data was compromised because the website stores limited public and static content “, an official statement from the company. he said.

In any case, the company closed the site to disinfect it and correct the vulnerability before implementing it, the statement added. “As an aside, our new website built with the latest technology and infrastructure has also completed development and will be rolling out next month. It was in testing when this unfortunate incident occurred at our current site.”

StormFiber Website Hacked

For payments, the major internet service provider (ISP) told users to log in to use an external online payment gateway (IPG) where users must enter their card numbers every time they make a payment.

“We do this because we do not store any payment data at the time of payment processing. We are enabling encryption to securely store card numbers, however until this is enabled, re-entering card details every time without saving them is the most important thing”. safe method.”

We apologize for the interruption and inconvenience, he added.

StormFiber, one of Pakistan’s leading internet service providers, was briefly hacked on Wednesday.

“This morning, our website www.stormfiber.com was attacked by foreign hackers and the home page was changed. No customer payment data was compromised because the website stores limited public and static content “, an official statement from the company. he said.

In any case, the company closed the site to disinfect it and correct the vulnerability before implementing it, the statement added. “As an aside, our new website built with the latest technology and infrastructure has also completed development and will be rolling out next month. It was in testing when this unfortunate incident occurred at our current site.”

For payments, the major internet service provider (ISP) told users to log in to use an external online payment gateway (IPG) where users must enter their card numbers every time they make a payment.

“We do this because we do not store any payment data at the time of payment processing. We are enabling encryption to securely store card numbers, however until this is enabled, re-entering card details every time without saving them is the most important thing”. safe method.”

We apologize for the interruption and inconvenience, he added.

In any case, the company closed the site to disinfect it and correct the vulnerability before implementing it, the statement added. “As an aside, our new website built with the latest technology and infrastructure has also completed development and will be rolling out next month. It was in testing when this unfortunate incident occurred at our current site.”

For payments, the major internet service provider (ISP) told users to log in to use an external online payment gateway (IPG) where users must enter their card numbers every time they make a payment.

“We do this because we do not store any payment data at the time of payment processing. We are enabling encryption to securely store card numbers, however until this is enabled, re-entering card details every time without saving them is the most important thing”. safe method.”

We apologize for the interruption and inconvenience, he added.

StormFiber, one of Pakistan’s leading internet service providers, was briefly hacked on Wednesday.

“This morning, our website www.stormfiber.com was attacked by foreign hackers and the home page was changed. No customer payment data was compromised because the website stores limited public and static content “, an official statement from the company. he said.

In any case, the company closed the site to disinfect it and correct the vulnerability before implementing it, the statement added. “As an aside, our new website built with the latest technology and infrastructure has also completed development and will be rolling out next month. It was in testing when this unfortunate incident occurred at our current site.”

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