Amid escalating tensions and an influx of online propaganda allegedly originating from Indian sources, Pakistani authorities have ramped up efforts to safeguard the nation’s cyber infrastructure. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) confirmed that all relevant agencies, including the National Telecom Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT), are on high alert with continuous monitoring of critical networks and servers underway.
Speaking to Samaa TV, a PTA spokesperson assured that no significant cyberattacks on Pakistani websites have been confirmed so far. However, proactive measures such as cyber alerts, web server oversight, and rapid response protocols have been fully enforced to counter any emerging threats.
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In tandem, law enforcement agencies have intensified digital surveillance, blocking over 11,000 social media pages identified among 52,778 accounts spreading anti-state propaganda. Authorities also thwarted 18 terror plots by monitoring and disrupting extremist communications across 54 platforms.
Officials urged citizens to remain vigilant online, as Pakistan continues its comprehensive crackdown on Indian-backed bots and disinformation campaigns. Regulatory bodies are working around the clock to monitor suspicious accounts and ensure swift action against those undermining national security.
