Pakistan behind recent cyberattack?

The website used by ​an Iranian government-linked hacking unit that claimed responsibility for a March 11 cyberattack on ‌a U.S. medical device maker is back up and running a day after the FBI and Department of Justice seized its internet domains.

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The FBI’s investigation revealed that the four seized domains were linked to each other through shared leak sites, Iranian IP ranges, and a common operational "playbook." That playbook includes: destructive and disruptive cyber-attacks; and “faketivist” psychological operations using data stolen via hacking.

Their journalists have been highly critical of Pakistan’s archrival, India, and have framed a military campaign against the Taliban in terms that mostly echo the Pakistani military’s rhetoric — reinforcing claims that all strikes hit Afghan military targets, for example, despite evidence to the contrary.

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Pakistan's military said it launched a cyberattack as part of Operation Bunyun Marsoos, targeting Indian military satellites, government websites, and critical digital infrastructure. Indian authorities recorded over 1.5 million attempted cyber intrusions.

The People's Republic of China did not have the capability to conduct cyber offensive operations until after 1991, the year it connected to the internet. In 1992, the People's Liberation Army (PLA)'s journal Foreign Military Arts stated that US was researching "computer virus weapons" that would have the potential to attack civilian targets and military targets.

According to the sources, even Taliban controlled media outlets were not allowed to photograph the sites and areas targeted by Pakistan's airstrikes, and there were no accurate statistics on the casualties of civilians and Taliban fighters. On 1 March, the Taliban suspended the broadcasts of Rah-e-Farda radio and television in Kabul, a channel affiliated with Mohammad Mohaqiq. The suspension was linked to remarks by Mohammad Mohaqiq, which reportedly criticized the Taliban's recent retaliatory attacks against Pakistan.

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