India thwarts Pakistan’s sinister graph – yet another cyber attack has foiled in the middle of increasing tensions | India News

Indo-pak tension: In the middle of increasing tensions after the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India has managed to thwart another desperate attempt from pirate groups based in Pakistan to infiltrate Indian websites. In the latest wave of cyber-offensive, Pro-Pakistani groups such as “Cyber ​​Group Hoax1337” and “National Cyber ​​Crew” launched coordinated attempts to violate and develop several Indian websites, but were quickly neutralized by Indian cybersecurity agencies.

Among the targeted platforms were the official websites of the Nagrota and Sunjuwan army public school. The pirates tried to defeat them with provocative messages mocking victims of Pahalgam’s attack. In a separate incident, a website providing health services to former soldiers has defeated – an act considered as a sign of increasing digital aggression and frustration of Pakistan.

India cyber-response highlights its robust defense capacities in the digital field, even if provocations continue to increase. There have been repeated attempts by pirates operating from Pakistan to attack websites with links with children, old age veterans and other innocent people. The use of the attack on veterans and families platforms reflects another bottom by Pakistan and their continuous attempts to operate in a contrary to ethics. \ \

The hacking of the website of the Army Institute of Hotel Management and veterans of the Indian Air Force also illustrates the intention of the Pakistani establishment to provoke and degenerate tensions in the digital combat space. Earlier on April 29, Pakistan redirects its efforts to web well-being and education websites after finding impenetrable critical national networks. Operating under the nickname “Iok Hacker” – Internet of Khilafah, the group sought to degrade pages, disrupt online services and collect personal information. The cybersecurity architecture in layers of India detected intrusions in real time and quickly traced their origin in Pakistan.

Intelligence assessments have confirmed four related incidents. Srinagar and APS Ranikhet’s public school websites (APS) were both targeted with inflammatory propaganda. APS Srinagar was also faced with an assault on a distributed service. An attempt to non-bas with the database of the organization of army housing (AWHO) was also detected, while a simultaneous effort was made to compromise the portal of the Indian Air Force placement organization.

The four sites were quickly isolated and a restorative action was undertaken; No operational or classified network has been assigned to any stage. These cheeky cyber attacks are part of a broader scheme of provocation by Pakistan, which has long used terrorism and the information war against India. It seems that Pakistan is testing the restraint and the patience of India. (With Ani entries)