Kashmir Fateh Thread August 2019

[AsuraKiller203]

This is

Very True bro it’s not like I am mad about what ever shit they say but simply saying that human Rights only exists for whites and Moselms according to the UN but not for Polytheist Minorities like the Hindus and Buddhists.

This is the jist of the current world situation.

 

[bhramos]

European parliamentary panel to visit Kashmir tomorrow — I don’t know why should we allow foreign parliamentarians to “observe” Kashmir. I don’t think we have done something like this before. This is a big change.

 

[bhramos]

Not surprised with this as
@saikatd
reports. Wonder what they were thinking with this idea of inviting MEPs to Kashmir. Whatever gains they had in mind esp with bad press in mind has been made worse.

 

[bhramos]

Minister for Kashmir Affairs, Gandapur is back and how: "any country that will not stand with Pakistan over Kashmir will be considered our enemy and missiles will be fired at them as well, in case of war with India." I hope Trump received the message.

 

[ArgonPrime]

I didn't understand what you mean.

The way the troops were reacting.

 

[Why so serious?]

OFF TOPIC



Indian nuke plant’s network reportedly hit by malware tied to N. Korea

• 
  Sean Gallagher
  
• 10/29/2019 11:47 am
  
• Categories:Biz & IT
  

View non-AMP version at arstechnica.com

The Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KKNPP) was apparently targeted by a North Korean hacking campaign using the recently identified Dtrack spy malware.
indiawaterportal.org
A former analyst for India's National Technical Research Organization (NTRO) has tied a malware report published by VirusTotal to a cyber attack on India's Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant. The malware, identified by researchers as North Korea's Dtrack, was reported by Pukhraj Singh to have gained "domain controller-level access" at Kudankulam. The attack has been reported to the government.

So, it's public now. Domain
controller-level access at Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant. The
government was notified way back. Extremely mission-critical targets
were hit. https://t.co/rFaTeOsZrw
pic.twitter.com/OMVvMwizSi

—
Pukhraj Singh (@RungRage) October
28, 2019

The attack likely did not affect reactor controls, but it may have targeted research and technical data. The attack apparently focused on collection of technical information, using a Windows SMB network drive share with credentials hard-coded into the malware to aggregate files to steal. Dtrack was tied to North Korea's Lazarus threat group by researchers based on code shared with DarkSeoul, a malware attack that wiped hard drives at South Korean media companies and banks in 2013.

Singh alluded to the attack in a September 7 tweet, in which he wrote, "I just witnessed a casus belli in the Indian cyberspace and it sucks at every level." He said that he did not discover the intrusion himself but learned of it from "a third party." Singh passed on the information to India's National Cyber Security Coordinator on September 4, and the third party shared the indicators of compromise "over the preceding days." Kaspersky later identified the malware involved as Dtrack, Singh said.

Over reaction
Officials at Kudankulam have said that the plant is safe from cyber attack because the control systems network is isolated from the plant's administrative networks, but they have not addressed what data may have been stolen. In a press release, the training superintendent and information officer for the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project (KKNPP) said that the plant "and other Indian Nuclear Power Plants Control Systems are standalone and not connected to outside cyber network and Internet... Any Cyber attack on the Nuclear Power Plant Control System is not possible." The official said that both of the plant's reactors are currently up and running "without any operational or safety concerns."

The KKNPP is India's largest nuclear facility and has been a source of controversy since construction began in 2002. Its activation was delayed for nearly a decade by protests from local fishermen and other activists. A collaboration with Russia's Atomstroyexport (a subsidiary of Rosatom, Russia's government-owned nuclear energy technology company), KKNPP is planned to operate six reactors eventually—but only two are active, and the plant has had numerous safety issues. The plant currently lacks an offsite spent nuclear fuel storage facility, which prompted a court battle to have the plants shut down until one was built.

There have been over 70 shutdowns since the reactors went active in 2013. And on October 19, the plant's second reactor was shut down due to a fault in the reactor's steam generation, according to KKNPP officials. The shutdown was not related to the malware attack, officials asserted.

 

[here2where]

Not surprised with this as
@saikatd
reports. Wonder what they were thinking with this idea of inviting MEPs to Kashmir. Whatever gains they had in mind esp with bad press in mind has been made worse.

Nothing to worry iam sure. As the Brit MP himself says this is nothing but a PR stunt by a bunch of hand-picked pliant whites. Some have even called the invitees as european right-wingers in alignment with our gormint views.

The brit's invite was recalled when he decided to create trouble.
MAD isnt mad to invite trouble-makers.

 

[Nicky G]

The third is the most serious and by the precedent establishes by Modi government, will lead to punitive strikes that have real escalation potential.

 

[ArgonPrime]

The five labourers executed in Kulgam, all from Murshidabad in WB (the place where an RSS worked and his family were killed recently)

Govt has played this very well. The more these terrorists kill the migrant workers, the deeper they dig their graves.
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Give it a rest now, will ya??The whole family was murdered by a hindu construction worker as per a bengali friend of mine, who by the way happens to be an active member of some hndu org, some 'hindu sanhati' or something of that sorts!!Now, I ain't no fan of them muslims but I'm against willful distortion of facts to fit any particular narrative/agenda.So stop misleading the viewership with your ignorant bs and do your due research before you go on with your yapping.

 

[Icarus]

6 Bengali laborers are butchered by jihadis... Are they Hindus??

Anyway,Bongs are Sickulars i least bother about deaths of sickulars.

Elite bengalis are sickular. Working class bengalis are not, so please dont be judgmental. These victims didn't deserve this fate.

 

[ezsasa]

Not surprised with this as
@saikatd
reports. Wonder what they were thinking with this idea of inviting MEPs to Kashmir. Whatever gains they had in mind esp with bad press in mind has been made worse.

Looks like most people are not realising that Kashmir issue is being labelled as a genocide by govt internationally, the journos who are criticising this MEP tour are the same people who are supporting the genocide theory.

 

[Icarus]

Something big was already on planning since a decade I reckon!

Congress ruined India's military capabilities n intelligence network so nothing will happen for the next decade except a little salami slicing. Real action will start after a decade.

 

[ArgonPrime]

Elite bengalis are sickular. Working class bengalis are not, so please dont be judgmental. These victims didn't deserve this fate.

True but those half dozen or so murdered happen to be muslims. Not that it matters, really, but thought you should know.

 

[ArgonPrime]

6 Bengali laborers are butchered by jihadis... Are they Hindus??

Anyway,Bongs are Sickulars i least bother about deaths of sickulars.

What a nice line of thinking!!By the way, how does the white fecal matter taste like??

 

[Absolut_Vodka]

Looks like most people are not realising that Kashmir issue is being labelled as a genocide by govt internationally, the journos who are criticising this MEP tour are the same people who are supporting the genocide theory.

These MEPs also support anti immigration laws so it means India doesn't want Indians to immigrate abroad?

The way UN and liberal media is coming down upon this visit is testament to the fact that it's stinging somewhere. This same media called al-bagdhadi a religious scholar.

No one can commit genocide in state as big as Kashmir without the world knowing. Americans and Europeans have hundreds of spy satellites who keep circulating pics of mosques demolished and detention camps in xinjiang.

 

[Cheran]

Nothing short of visit by Corybistas, Ilhanistas, & Erdogotruds would be acceptable to the Jihadists/Marxist media cell.

 

[Cheran]

True but those half dozen or so murdered happen to be muslims. Not that it matters, really, but thought you should know.

Agreed, 6 Citizens were lined up & shot point blank, Hope sec forces pump in a lot of lead to terrorists.

 

[ArgonPrime]

Agreed, 6 Citizens were lined up & shot point blank, Hope sec forces pump in a lot of lead to terrorists.

I concur...................................

 

[Deathstar]

Security forces need to setup an example that u just cant execute people. Bloody destroy those who did this. We need to be harsh

 

[Shashank Nayak]

These MEPs also support anti immigration laws so it means India doesn't want Indians to immigrate abroad?

The way UN and liberal media is coming down upon this visit is testament to the fact that it's stinging somewhere. This same media called al-bagdhadi a religious scholar.

No one can commit genocide in state as big as Kashmir without the world knowing. Americans and Europeans have hundreds of spy satellites who keep circulating pics of mosques demolished and detention camps in xinjiang.

India is done playing the nice guy, and upholding the so called liberal order of these spineless cucks... Pakistan has always stage managed visits, to kpk and pok, and the jihadi loving liberal media would love it. Those not towing the line of paki establishment were denied all access. India too is now adopting the same playbook.. These people routinely call the BJP fascist bigots, when all it was doing was defending the nation.. BJP is reserving the same contempt for US Democrat and labour MPS of UK. If these guys want access to the top echelons of GOI, then, they need to support the Indian line..