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Cyber attack: Pakistan’s hybrid strategy against India

Kashmir Media Service 14 May 2025
Pakistani hackers had disabled up to 70% of India’s power grid, demonstrating Pakistan’s advanced cyber strike capability and emphasizing the growing role of cyber warfare in contemporary conflict.
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Border fire draws in digital war, tourists looking for quick bucks

The Times of India 14 May 2025
Amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, foreign hacker groups—mainly novice ...
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PIB debunks claim that Pakistani hackers crippled 70% of India’s power grid

Hindustan Times 13 May 2025
Amid tensions between India and Pakistan, several instances of fake news emerged to misguide the people ... What was the fake news about Pakistani hackers ... India-Pakistan tensions ... Pakistan Hacker Electricity Pib Operation Sindoor.
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Operation Sindoor: As Pak drones took to skies, hackers attacked India via cloud

The Times of India 13 May 2025
India was attacked in cyberspace, too, by state-backed hackers and hacktivists from Pakistan, Turkey, Bangladesh, Malaysia, and Indonesia, with backing from China, according to cybersecurity experts.
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'Dance of the Hillary': Guard your data, Punjab Police warn of Pak virus onslaught

The Times of India 13 May 2025
Indian intelligence agencies have uncovered a Pakistan-linked cyber-attack campaign involving a dangerous malware named Dance ... 'Pakistan-based hackers are spreading malware named Dance of the Hillary.
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Operation Sindoor: As India hit Pakistan, 6 nations fired cyber missiles

The Times of India 13 May 2025
India was attacked in cyberspace, too, by state-backed hackers and hacktivists from Pakistan, Turkiye, Bangladesh, Malaysia, and Indonesia, with backing from China, according to cybersecurity ...
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Pak hackers step up multi-phase attacks in India

The Times of India 13 May 2025
... with multiple Indian websites defaced and strategic digital systems attacked in a series of coordinated operations attributed to Pakistan-based hacker groups, including APT36 and Team Insane PK.
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Random Musings: If K-Pop fans don't get ya, Beer Biceps must

The Times of India 13 May 2025
OSINT experts buried Pak lies in real time, even forcing mainstream media to check its sources.Football fans wondered if Pakistan was the Arsenal of the world.Travel influencers asked folks to avoid ...
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India-Pakistan ceasefire shouldn’t disguise fact that norms have changed in South Asia, making future de-escalation much harder

Famagusta Gazette 13 May 2025
India and Pakistan have seen the scenario play out before ... Pakistani hackers, claiming to be the “Pakistan Cyber Force,” report breaching several Indian defense institutions, potentially compromising personnel data and login credentials.
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Norms have changed in South Asia, making future de-escalation much�harder

Defense One 13 May 2025
India and Pakistan have seen the scenario play out before ... Pakistani hackers, claiming to be the “Pakistan Cyber Force,” report breaching several Indian defense institutions, potentially compromising personnel data and login credentials.
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'Dance of the Hillary': Intelligence agencies warn of massive cyber attack through social media

The Times of India 12 May 2025
... and Pakistan ... Pakistan-Based Malware Threat. It stated a dangerous malware named “Dance of the Hillary' is being spread by Pakistan-based hackers targeting Indian users via WhatsApp, Facebook and Email.
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Ceasefire can’t mask India-Pakistan’s dangerous new conflict norms

Asiatimes 12 May 2025
India and Pakistan have seen the scenario play out before ... Pakistani hackers, claiming to be the “Pakistan Cyber Force,” report breaching several Indian defense institutions, potentially compromising personnel data and login credentials.
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Pakistan’s digital retaliation cripples India, inflicts major strategic, economic losses

The News International 12 May 2025
Representational image of a hacker ... In its retaliatory attack, Pakistan unleashed less than 10 percent of its cyber arsenal that caused huge losses to India, said a senior defence source. Pakistan ...
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Hackers target govt’s official accounts, fuel misinformation

The News International 10 May 2025
The Pakistan government faced another wave of challenges on Friday after unidentified hackers gained access to multiple official social media accounts on X (formerly Twitter), posting misinformation that appeared to amplify Indian propaganda.
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