Vietcombank's website was hacked, showing two poetic sentences about student life

About 12:25 this afternoon, on April 13, Vietcombank's website was hacked and displayed two poetic sentences about student life. "Hundred years of Kieu is still a student / student."

Specifically, the email subscriptions page linked to the bank account of the website Vietcombank has been hacked. While other items are still working normally, the title of this sub-page displays "Hanoi National University" when shared via Facebook.

When you click on access to this section, the viewer only sees two verses prepared: "A hundred years of Kieu is still Kieu, the student retests is a natural thing" instead of the notice content for the account holder.

This situation took about 15 minutes and was overcome. Customers can still trade normally but when sharing the link above, the results still show "Hanoi National University".

1. http://www.vietcombank.com.vn/SMSEmail/View/Email/Register/ClickHere.aspx?e=2

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