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India and Pakistan have ceased ceasefire. Meanwhile, the three armies of India jointly addressed the press yesterday. Meanwhile, the Maharashtra Cyber Department has identified 7 Advanced Permanent Permanent Danger (APT) groups responsible for carrying out more than 1.5 million cyber attacks, targeting the websites of important infrastructure across India. On Monday, officials shared information about this. He said that only 150 of these hackers have been successful in 150 attacks. Officials said that even after ceasefire between the two countries, the websites of the Government of India are facing cyber attacks from neighboring countries as well as Bangladesh and West Asian countries.
Hackers got success in hacking only 150 websites
Talking to reporters, a senior Maharashtra cyber official rejected the claims in which the hacker has stolen data from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai, backed the aviation and municipal corporations and targeted the Election Commission website. The official said, “Investigation found that cyber attacks in India (on government website) decreased, but did not stop completely after the end of military action between India and Pakistan. These attacks continue from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Morocco and West Asian countries. ”
What did the officer say
At the same time, it is constantly being claimed by the Pakistani media that Pakistan’s hackers have targeted many websites in India. Although this is not the case. Hackers have been successful in only 150 attacks. Maharashtra Cyber Additional Director General of Police Yashasvi Yadav said that according to the report, these cyber attacks were carried out by Bangladesh, Pakistan, West Asian countries and an Indonesian group. Methods used included malware campaign, distributed Daniel-Off-Service (DDOS) attack and spying through GPS. There were also reports of damage to Indian websites.
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