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Chinese cyber-attack threat raises head again, PowerMin accepts past cases

Maharashtra seeks probe into China angle on Mumbai outage of October 2020; Somerville-based Recorded Future says China-linked Group RedEcho targeted Indian power sector amid heightened border tensions

Cyber space, algorithm, technology, cyber attack
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Recorded Future further said ten Indian power sector organisations, including four of the five Regional Load Despatch Centres (RLDC) are targets in a concerted campaign against India’s critical infrastructure

Shreya Jai New Delhi
Accusations of sabotage by Chinese malware agencies on India’s power grid started flying again with a report by Somerville-based Recorded Future citing the same and Maharashtra government ordering an investigation into whether or not the Mumbai outage in October 2020 was due to any Chinese sabotage.
 
Cyber intelligence firm, Recorded Future in latest report said, China-linked Group RedEcho targeted the Indian power sector amid heightened border tensions.
 
“Since early 2020, Recorded Future’s Insikt Group observed a large increase in suspected targeted intrusion activity against Indian organisations from Chinese state-sponsored groups,” the report said.
 
Recorded Future further said ten Indian power

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