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  • Cyber ​​Attack: Canadian Army’s website hacked, India accused again; Know the latest updates

    Indian Cyber ​​Force Hack Canadian Army Website: Another incident has happened which increases the ongoing diplomatic and political tension between India and Canada regarding the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Actually, there has been a cyber attack on the official website of the Canadian Army. In this cyber attack on Wednesday, the Canadian Army’s website was down for some time. However, after some time the bug was fixed and the website went live again. According to reports, India is also being blamed for this cyber attack. According to the report of ‘The Telegraph’ newspaper, a hacker group ‘Indian Cyber ​​Force’ has taken responsibility for this attack in its social media post. However, no response has been given yet from India regarding this report.

    Hackers group gave information on social media handle

    India Cyber ​​Force temporarily downed the official website of the Canadian Armed Forces on Wednesday. After this he uploaded a post from his X (earlier Twitter) handle, in which it was said that the Canadian Air Force website is now down. The hackers group also shared a screenshot, in which an error message was visible on the website. According to the report of ‘The Globe and Mail’, despite this, some desktop users were able to access the website, but on mobile the website was showing error in opening. According to the report of ‘The Globe and Mail’, some desktop and mobile phone users were unable to access the site. Let us tell you that the affected site is separate from the public websites and internal networks of the Government of Canada and the Department of National Defence.

    Canada was threatened not to oppose India

    The Canadian Forces, which includes all military operations in Canada, including navy, special command group, air and space operations, is investigating the issue. It has been reported in the report that the Indian Cyber ​​Force had threatened Canada on September 21. Said to be prepared to feel the power of its attacks on Canadian cyberspace through social media. In the warning issued by the Indian Cyber ​​Force Group through social media, they were asked to be prepared to see the wonders of power. Its results were claimed to be known within three days. After this, on September 22, the group had warned of the Canadian government making allegations against India and responding to anti-India politics. The Canadian Forces, which includes all military operations in Canada, including navy, special command group, air and space operations, is investigating.

    ongoing dispute between india and canada

    Diplomatic tensions between India and Canada have increased in the last few days. The cyber attack comes amid a diplomatic standoff between India and Canada after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau last week accused India of involvement in the death of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. India had strongly rejected the allegations and termed them as absurd. The tension between the two countries has increased so much that the Indian government has stopped the entry of Canadian citizens into India. India has suspended its visa service in Canada. Khalistan supporter Hardeep Singh Nijjar was murdered in Canada a few months ago. Regarding this matter, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that the agents of the Indian government are involved in this. However, the Indian government rejected these allegations outright. Amidst such an environment between the two countries, the biggest crisis is looming in Canada regarding the Sikh community.

  • Pakistani hackers are targeting Indian Android users through these apps and tools!

    A cyber security firm has detected a group of hackers named “Transparent Tribe” that have used fake apps impersonating YouTube to spread a mobile remote access trojan (RAT) named CapraRAT. This group of hackers is said to be linked to Pakistan. It is said that this group especially targets those Indian users who are active in human rights related issues in Kashmir and Pakistan. According to the report of cyber security firm Sentinelone, CapraRAT was specially developed for monitoring Is used. Transparent Tribe used a remote access trojan called CapraRAT to target Android users and embedded it in three apps that appear to be similar to YouTube. CapraRAT is a very aggressive tool, which gives attackers the opportunity to gain remote access to infected Android devices and through this the data of those devices is also at risk. This is the reason why this hacking group has attacked both India and Pakistan many times in the past. Has been in the news for targeting military and diplomatic personnel in the countries. CapraRAT is basically an Android framework, which hides RAT features within another app. This means that these dangerous apps will not be found on the Google Play Store. The report further suggests that Transparent Tribe hackers spread these Android apps through their websites and use social engineering techniques to trick users into installing them. These are fake Apk files, which users mistakenly install as original apps. The most recent batch of Android package files identified by SentinelOne are related to YouTube. These apps pretend to be YouTube apps. The root names of three of these apps are “com.Base.media.service”, “com.moves.media.tubes” and “com.videos.watchs.share”. Hackers use these tricks to gain access to an Android device and According to the report, the device was able to gain access to the device’s microphone, front and rear cameras, capture SMS and MMS content, access call logs, capture screens, override system settings such as GPS and network, and delete files on the phone’s file system. Perform tasks like modifying.