The Red Rabbit Team hacked the websites and post the leaked army personnel data on the web pages. In Jammu and Kashmir, a group of attackers is founded to illegally leaked the data of Army personnel with the help of Airtel Network.

However, the company is denied any data breach or data leaked happened, whereas the attackers shared the links of the websites over the tweet of security researcher Rajshekhar Rajahria and also tagged multiple other media organizations over Twitter.

What their Judgments?

Although the query was sent to the Indian Army for further investigation, the official from the Indian army said that we are still not aware of any of these attacks but it seems that any unauthorized access was attempted, we investigating the same”

Whereas the Bharti Airtel spokesperson not confirmed any attack executed on their server, the spokesperson person also said that there is no hack or data breach on the Airtel system. Several Airtel stakeholders outside the company access the relevant data and the organizations informed all the concerned authorities about this problem, and they start their investigation.

The expert also said the group that claimed has been in touch with the security teams for over 15 months and now they varying various fake claims while posting the inaccurate data over some specific region.

The cyber expert Rajaharia said that the hackers were unable to display and credible evidence while possessing the pan-India data of Airtel and it remains unclear that how they get the subscriber’s data.

Apart from this, the attacker group is also failed to verify their claim that they have a whole India database and their claimed data is also may be fake. The expert also added that the video they uploaded is real but only a small portion of data is leaked through this. How they got access to the whole Jammu Kasmir subscriber data is remains a mystery?

Summering Up

The telecom organizations have to give them access to the government and other law enforcement agencies for further investigation. They have to share the data of SDR tends to Subscriber Data Registration portal through which all the details related to phone numbers and subscriber information is verified. The website which is used throughout this attack while uploading the Airtel data was hacked on 4th December 2020 by Mr. Clay. This indicated several other issues that Pakistani hackers group TeamLeets may be working on in this attack.