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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 11233943" data-attributes="member: 92282">The Fort Magistrate’s Court on Thursday (27) enlarged on bail  two  suspected hackers arrested by the Criminal Investigation Department  (CID)  for a cyber crime against the Institute of Java Technology  Studies. The case  could be recorded as Sri Lanka’s first cyber crime to  be solved.  Chief Magistrate Rashmi Singapulli granted bail  to the two  suspects, who were arrested by Inspector Sampath Senaratne  and his team on  Tuesday, in one million rupees each and impounded their  travel documents.  At the time of arrest the CID had found all relevant evidence in  both suspects’ computers which were also taken into custody.  According to sleuths, the investigations are ongoing to capture  others who may be involved.  Institute  of Java Technology Studies, Chairman Dr. Ishantha  Siribaddana told  ‘The Island’ that a year ago, two students from the  Moratuwa University  and Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology (SLIIT)  had hacked  into the Java World Congress and Exhibition website which was   officially launched by Economic Development Minister Basil Rajapaksa.  The hackers were identified as *************** of the Moratuwa  University and ****************** from the SLIIT of Malambe.  He said, the system had been inundated with fraudulent  information and the website duplicated.  When  ‘The Island’ queried about safety measures taken to  reduce such  incidents, Dr. Siribaddana said that every measure was taken, but  the  two masterminds had bypassed the security systems and taken advantage.TI</blockquote>

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