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The Indian Cyber Force (ICF) hackers group again threat they are going to attack Bangladesh coming 19 September for the 2nd time. Prior to that, they attack Bangladeshi infrastructure on 15 August and according the calculation provided by the BGD e-Gov CIRT on that day more than 10 websites were facing DDos attack.
The hackers group claimed a series of precise cyber assaults on critical infrastructure in multiple nations, including Bangladesh, China, Pakistan, and Indonesia.
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The group has shared its attack schedule until February 14, 2024, through its dark web channel, “INDIAN CYBER FORCE.”
According to the threat actor, they have shared an in-depth plan for targeting these countries and also pointed out dates and times when they will launch their attack campaign against each country.
The group scheduled the cyber attack following events: On September 19, 2023, Bangladesh is the designated target. Then, on November 26, 2023, the focus will shift to China and Pakistan.
December 11, 2023, marks the date for attacks on Indonesia and Pakistan. Subsequently, on January 26, 2024, the threat actor plans to target Pakistan, China, Bangladesh, and Indonesia. Finally, on February 14, 2024, the cyberattacks are slated for Pakistan, China, and Indonesia.
Eng. Saiful alam khan, Project director of BGD e-Gov CIRT said, We are aware of the incident and we automatically sent alert the CII affiliated institutions to take steps protect their institutions.
