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A Pakistani group called Team Insane PK hacked the website of fast food chain Burger Singh on February 27. Not only that, they also gave the website a “surprise makeover.” Burger Singh shared details of the cyber attack on X with a touch of humor and also revealed his strategy for the future: “Burgers in hand, smile on face, always.”
“Urgent notice: Pakistani group hacks Burger Singh website,” wrote Burger Singh on X. Additionally, they shared a detailed post about the cyberattack.
In the post they mentioned: “The backstory of this cyber saga? Well, it turns out that a cheeky promo code that we once thought was a good idea (“Fpak20,” ring a bell?) was a great idea and landed better than we expected. In retrospect, offering discounts with a geopolitical twist is a gift that keeps on giving.”
The company added: “Their resume is impressive, in a ‘most wanted’ sense, and we are now the latest addition.”
Burger Singh also shared his strategy on the platform and said, “We are channeling our inner cool uncle and not just rushing to clean up the mess. Instead, we’ll keep the graffiti up for one day; Consider it an open mic night for hackers. It’s our way of saying: look closely, friends. “Inspiration comes in the strangest places.”
They further added, “We are too busy imagining the next big thing that will make Burger Singh surpass the GDP of some countries (without mentioning names, of course).”
Check out the full post here:
The tweet was shared on February 27. It has since received widespread attention, including thousands of views and numerous likes and retweets. Many even left comments on the post.
See some comments here:
“That’s a good answer to learn from! Very praiseworthy! an individual posted.
Another added: “That’s what I call a spicy and crunchy reaction. You have very sensible people leading your BCP team.”
“What a great response! Congratulations,” said a third.
A fourth commented: “A true Punjabi response to a crisis. Take a bow Singh.”
“I loved your answer, of course it is on track to generate income greater than the GDP of some countries. Way forward.”