The Canadian Armed Forces' website faced a cyberattack this Wednesday, with the “Indian Cyber Force” hacking group claiming responsibility. The group, known for its pro-India stance, shared evidence of their cyber breach on social platforms including Telegram and X (formerly known as Twitter). Their prediction that the disruption would last for two hours was accurate, as confirmed by Globe and Mail.Daniel Le Bouthillier, spokesperson for the Department of National Defence, stated the disruption was detected around noon, but the site was functional again by late afternoon. He also clarified that the affected site was distinct from the main web infrastructure of both the Canadian government and the Department of National Defence, asserting, “We have no indication of broader impacts to our systems.”
This is all in response to the Shiny Pony's insane attack on India (meant to distract from the forced China probe and change the channel from his own lousy behaviour) which itself only fell out of the news after Justin Hitler got caught cheering on Nazis again.
Already India has begun barring Canadians from visiting the country. As mentioned last week, the United Kingdom has come out on India's side with Biden and EU leaders refusing to help the Shiny Pony despite the Canadian presstitutes begging for relief. For those keeping score, India recently passed China as the world's most populated country. With India also poised to pass Japan as Asia's second-largest economy sometime this decade, countries looking at the two feuding nations are highly unlikely to pick Canada as the horse to back.
Meanwhile, much like L'Affair Khashoggi a couple years back, even if India did assassinate this piece of shit nobody should lose a lot of sleep over it.
But don't worry, the Canadian government may be starting wars with countries from Poland to India to (inexplicably) China, but at least steps are being taken to strengthen our...
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