Pakistan’s Digital Warfare Storm: Indian Forces Left in the Dark

May 10, 2025 – Under Operation Bunyanun Marsous, Pakistan has expanded its response beyond the battlefield. The operation has now entered space and cyberspace, dealing serious damage to India’s high-tech systems.

Satellite Jamming — Blinding the Enemy’s Eyes

Pakistan used advanced electronic warfare systems to jam:

• 7 Indian military satellites, including ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance) and GPS satellites

• As a result, Indian air and ground units are struggling to operate

• Drones, missile guidance systems, and war coordination have been badly affected

Cyber Attacks — India’s Digital Network in Chaos

Pakistan also launched powerful cyberattacks, achieving major success:

• 1,744 Indian web servers were destroyed

• 15 official email servers were hacked

• 13 government portals were defaced

• SCADA systems of Indian railways, gas, and power grids were shut down

• Over 120 routers and 500+ databases were damaged

• BJP and corporate websites were hacked, and sensitive data was leaked

Impact — Indian Military Coordination Paralyzed

These attacks caused a major breakdown in India’s defense systems:

• Air Force radar and command systems were disabled

• Navy’s satellite navigation was disrupted

• Army’s frontline communication, location tracking, and drone feeds were cut off

• India’s military response capacity has been severely reduced

Pakistan’s Message: We Will Defeat You on Ground and in Space

This is not just defense — it is offensive cyber power.
India is now neither secure, nor connected, nor aware.
Pakistan has taken the war to the next level — and won the battlefield of technology.