Indian Army orders probe in alleged data breach in Northern Command
The
data breach took place when the soldier from Punjab and posted under the Northern Command was caught by officials dealing with the alleged issue, Army sources said here.
After the incident came to light, a court of inquiry has been ordered to probe how the soldier could get access to the data and the extent to which it was leaked to the operatives of Pakistani agencies.
The
data breach took place when the Indian side was deeply engaged in a military stand-off with the Chinese military.
According to the sources, " the probe would also find out how deeply the soldier was engaged with the enemy operatives and how much was he compromised by them."
The Udhampur-based Northern Command is in charge of security on both China and Pakistan borders in the Ladakh sector.
The data breach took place when the soldier from Punjab and posted under the Northern Command was caught by officials dealing with the alleged issue, Army sources said here
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