‘Cyber ​​attack’ on Indian Air Force aircraft during flight, know what is ‘GPS Spoken’

Cyber ​​attack on Indian Air Force aircraft: A few days ago, a disastrous earthquake occurred in India’s neighboring country Myanmar, killing more than 3,800 people, thousands of people were homeless and many were injured. The Government of India has started Operation Brahma to deliver relief material in Myanmar. The Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft are reaching Myanmar under this campaign. In such a situation, the Indian Air Force aircraft carrying relief material in Myanmar has been attacked by cyber. According to the information received, the attack took place when the aircraft was going to Myanmar with relief material. However, it had no effect on the brave soldiers of the Air Force and they wisely found their way and completed the journey.

According to a report, a cyber attack on an Indian Air Force aircraft has been caused by a satellite-based GPS signal. Citing sources, the newspaper said that it could be difficult to find out who did GPS spoofing in Myanmar airspace. The special thing is that China has made a big strategic infiltration here.

What is GPS Spoken?

A source said, “GPS spoofing usually misleads the pilot about the place by giving wrong coordinates.” This is common in the operations sector. An Indian Air Force Pilot in Myanmar took the help of INS i.e. Inspector Navigation System to complete its mission.

Operation Brahma

India started its relief mission ‘Operation Brahma’ as an immediate measure after the devastation caused by earthquakes in Myanmar and Thailand on March 28. Under this operation, the Indian Army will set up a 60 -bed medical treatment center to provide immediate treatment to those injured in the disaster. This feature will be able to handle cases of injury, emergency surgery and essential medical services, which will help the local healthcare system, which is badly affected by the disaster. India has sent 15 tonnes of relief material to Myanmar.