🔥 Pakistani Hackers Breach Major Indian Government and Military Websites
Pakistan has launched a massive cyber attack on India, targeting key government, military, and infrastructure websites. According to Dawn News, the official website of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was among the first to be compromised.
Other affected entities include:
- Crime Research Investigation Agency
- Mahanagar Telecommunication Company Limited (MTNL)
- Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML)
- All India Naval Technical Supervisory Staff Association
- Hindustan Aeronautics Limited
- Border Security Forces (BSF)
- Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI)
Hackers leaked the entire content of several of these websites.
🕵️♂️ Data Leaks from Key Indian Agencies
In addition to website defacements, Pakistani cyber teams reportedly leaked sensitive data from:
- Indian Air Force
- Maharashtra Election Commission
- UIDAI (responsible for Aadhaar data)
- Border Security Forces (BSF)
More than 2,500 surveillance cameras were also compromised, raising serious concerns about India’s cyber security defenses.
⚡ Blackout in Maharashtra After Cyber Attack
One of the most disruptive consequences was the hacking of Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Company Limited. This caused a complete power outage in some areas, according to reports. The cyberattack wiped out commercial and domestic meter records, leading to system failures across the state.
🧨 Summary of Hacked Institutions
- Military: Indian Air Force, BSF
- Politics: BJP official website
- Technology and Communications: MTNL, HAL
- Civil Services: UIDAI, Election Commission
- Energy Sector: Maharashtra Electricity Grid
🚨 Escalation in Cyber Warfare
This cyber offensive appears to be part of Pakistan’s broader response to Indian military actions, escalating the conflict beyond traditional warfare. With websites, surveillance systems, and national infrastructure under attack, the situation marks a serious phase in digital warfare between the two nations.
🇵🇰 Final Note
This wave of hacking underscores the growing role of cyber attacks in modern conflict. Pakistani cyber teams have demonstrated advanced capabilities by crippling essential Indian services and exposing sensitive information.
