Army’s cyber team stuns gives befitting reply to Indian aggression in counter-attack

Pakistan Army's cyber team played pivotal role in cyber counter-attack against India and remained active in Operation Banyan-un-Marsoos, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Thursday.

According to sources, Pakistan's cyber team gave a befitting reply to Indian aggression.

Pakistan Army's cyber team caused damage to India in various domains including power infrastructure and petroleum sector. 

Pakistan's cyber team caused severe damage to Indian national communications, while also shutting down Indian government email and OTP infrastructure.

Pakistan's cyber team disrupted Indian surveillance systems, destroyed communication hardware and hacked Indian websites.

Pakistan's cyber team took down Indian airport servers and disrupted Indian Air Force's communication system and railway system.

Pakistan's cyber team also hacked the system by accessing India's National, Eastern, Northern and Western Load Dispatch Centers.

The Pakistani cyber team also temporarily deprived about 80 percent of Indian consumers of electricity.

More than 3600 power feeders in the state of Uttar Pradesh, more than 600 in the Jammu and Kashmir region and more than 4600 feeders in the state of Maharashtra hacked and disconnected supply.

Two main AI servers of Punjab Load Dispatch Center hacked and disabled and more than 235 wind and solar grids in the state of Karnataka hacked and disabled.

Databases of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL), Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGPL) hacked and disabled and more than 4400 government and public sector communication routers disabled.

DDoS attack on servers of all major Indian government, military, air force, stock exchanges and other public sector organizations, resulting in national disruption of email/OTP workflow and internal communications. 

Government buildings, highways, hospitals and other public zones and more than 3500 CCTV cameras were hacked.

More than 250 important ISP communication routers in occupied Jammu and Kashmir were hacked and rendered inoperable.

Data of over 90 government and corporate sector websites was hacked and this includes Indian Air Force, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Border Security Force, Unique Identification Authority of India and Indian Railways.

Servers of Indian airports including Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata were also hacked.

During Operation Banyan-un-Marsoos, the communication system of the Indian Air Force was disrupted, which includes the Northern, Southern and Western Air Commands of the Indian Air Force.

Various servers of Indian Railways were also hacked, affecting railway operations in several parts of India.

Reporter: Ahmad Mansoor