New Delhi: The two photographs of Pakistani flags and neighboring country’s President Mamnoon Hussain Posted, the case of hacking were linked to the Twitter account of the permanent representative to the United Nations Syed Akbaruddin.
The Photos were posted during the late hours of Sunday and interestingly, “blue tick” also a verified account disappeared at that time, the account was subsequently restored with Blue Tick and the suspicious tweets were also removed.
That, clearly, cyber attacks are not a new strategy for terrorists in Pakistan, and government officials are the main targets. In the year 2016, a total of 199 government websites were hacked in India, the Home Ministry (MHA) told Parliament. In fact, more than 700 websites have been hacked from 2013 to 2016 under the Government of India.
In January 2017, the website of the National Security Guard (NSG) was hacked to create an unprecedented threat to national security, the Indian Special Forces Unit, which fought terrorist activities.
However, the website was immediately blocked by the Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT.IN). As technology has progressed, there is a strategy of terrorist attacks and cyber warfare on the battlefield to break national security.
