Cyber Warfare: Unattributed

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A look at all things cyber warfare from the Indian perspective.

Episodes

  1. Ep. 02: Prepositioning - The Threat to Our Telecom Infrastructure

    3 MAY

    Ep. 02: Prepositioning - The Threat to Our Telecom Infrastructure

    "Nothing was your own except the few cubic centimetres inside your skull." In this episode: what Salt Typhoon actually compromised, how they got in, and why India is on the same target list. Plus Volt Typhoon, China's military prepositioning operation inside US power grids, and a roundup of recent breaches including Vercel, McDonald's India, and the Ashok Leyland claim. Show notes: podcast.spyveil.com/02

    32 min
  2. Ep. 01: Initial Access - Pakistan's Lies, Leaks, and Losses during Operation Sindoor

    19 APR

    Ep. 01: Initial Access - Pakistan's Lies, Leaks, and Losses during Operation Sindoor

    "War is not meant to be won. It is meant to be continuous." One day before the Pahalgam terror attack, a piece of malware called Crimson RAT was compiled somewhere inside Pakistan. Twenty-four hours later, 26 civilians were dead in Kashmir. Within days, Indian defence personnel were receiving a phishing PDF with that same malware embedded inside. In the opening episode of Cyber Warfare: Unattributed, we pull apart the cyber dimension of Operation Sindoor. Who Pakistan is actually fielding in cyberspace, why a decade of APT36 operations keeps hitting the same wall, and how the fabrication playbook works when a nation state runs out of real capability. We go through the targeting of India's sovereign operating system, the 1.5 million attack attempts that were repelled, the 70% power grid claim that never happened, and the narrative war that India nearly lost before civilians stepped in to fill the gap. One side produced evidence whereas the other side produced propaganda. This is the first transmission. Show notes: podcast.spyveil.com/01

    25 min
  3. Ep. 00: Prologue

    13 APR

    Ep. 00: Prologue

    "It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen." Stealth is currency. Prepositioning is power. Stay unattributed.

    2 min
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A look at all things cyber warfare from the Indian perspective.

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