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E-mail connection: After Haywood, it's the Kamaths
Published on Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 15:25, Updated on Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 22:41 in India section
Tags: Delhi Blasts, Indian Mujahideen , Mumbai
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Mumbai: Sarika Kamath from whose Internet Protocol (IP) address the terror mail was sent around the time of the Delhi serial blasts, said her family has been made "victim of technology".
"Hacking has become a terror for common citizens like us. We are innocent and hard-working people," Sarika said.
Sarika and her husband K M Kamath live in Chembur, an eastern suburb in Mumbai and were being questioned by the Mumbai Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) since Saturday night.
The ATS tracked the IP address of the terror mail to Chembur and found it belonging to Kamath.
Sarika said the ATS after preliminary probe has stated that it seems to be a case of “hacking” the WiFi, which was similar to the case of US national Kenneth Haywood.
"We did not feel the need to secure or password protect our internet connection. But now it has become a necessity for all citizens to secure their connections," Sarika said.
The ATS had traced the terror mail sent under the name of Indian Mujhahideen to the IP address of a firm, Kamran Power Control Pvt Ltd, located at 201-202 Eric House, 16th Road, Chembur, an eastern suburb in Mumbai.
The service provider is Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited.
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it is a pious hope that preprators will leave the trail that easily.rather than beating the bush agencies must concentrate
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how irresponsible the statement is ""We did not feel the need to secure or password protect our internet connection""
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Perhaps it is also time for the service providers like banks, telecom companies and other commercial organizations to wake to
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