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虚拟SIM卡的新头痛在查谟和克什米尔安全机构
虚拟SIM卡构成新的反恐安全机构头痛在查谟和克什米尔山谷中使用了一个恐怖组织联系他们处理程序中增加巴基斯坦官员说。
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斯利那加:虚拟卡卡构成新的反恐安全机构在头痛查谟和克什米尔作为他们的使用在山谷中已经增加在巴基斯坦恐怖组织联系他们处理程序,官员说。
这种新技术的普及率在2019年被发现,一个请求被发送到美国寻求细节服务提供者使用的“虚拟模拟人生”的自杀式炸弹袭击者穆哈迈德圣战恐怖组织参与Pulwama攻击,造成40 CRPF人员死亡。
然而,做一个详细的调查国家调查机构(NIA)和其他安全机构表示,40多个虚拟SIM卡仅用于Pulwama攻击,可能有更多的人漂浮在网络空间的山谷,官员说。
它是一个相当新的做法,恐怖分子越境使用“虚拟SIM卡,由一个服务提供者从国外。在这个技术,计算机生成一个电话号码和用户下载应用程序的服务提供者智能手机。
数量与社交网站像WhatsApp,脸谱网、电报或Twitter。激活服务的验证码是由这些社交网站和智能手机收到。
官员表示,数字与国家代码是pre-fixed使用或移动电台国际用户目录(MSISDN)数字。
他们说,除了电信公司在美国,加拿大,英国,以色列,波多黎各,加勒比海岛被美国控制,在市场上流传着这样。
每个手机仪器发送一个详细的法医分析有一个彻底的检查,寻找任何蛛丝马迹的使用虚拟SIM卡,官员说。
技术有其利弊,打击恐怖主义的同时,安全机构不仅跟上发展的步伐,也移动领先一步的计划滥用它,一位官员说。
伪造身份的风险在购买虚拟SIM卡也高涨。
在26/11的孟买袭击的调查,发现一笔229美元Callphonex连线,通过西联汇款的收据号码8364307716 - 0,激活的互联网协议语音(VoIP)罢工期间使用。
这笔钱是收到“麦地那交易”位于意大利布雷西亚和发送者声称Javed伊克巴尔,居民Pakistan-occupied克什米尔(博克)。
然而,2009年意大利警方逮捕了两名巴基斯坦人后,据称,该公司做了近300转移伊克巴尔的名字,他们可能从来没有把他的脚在意大利。
意大利警方,调查得出结论,说Brescia-based公司使用无辜的身份多次转移,毫无戒心的人的身份证或护照可能被偷了。
这种新技术的普及率在2019年被发现,一个请求被发送到美国寻求细节服务提供者使用的“虚拟模拟人生”的自杀式炸弹袭击者穆哈迈德圣战恐怖组织参与Pulwama攻击,造成40 CRPF人员死亡。
然而,做一个详细的调查国家调查机构(NIA)和其他安全机构表示,40多个虚拟SIM卡仅用于Pulwama攻击,可能有更多的人漂浮在网络空间的山谷,官员说。
数量与社交网站像WhatsApp,脸谱网、电报或Twitter。激活服务的验证码是由这些社交网站和智能手机收到。
官员表示,数字与国家代码是pre-fixed使用或移动电台国际用户目录(MSISDN)数字。
他们说,除了电信公司在美国,加拿大,英国,以色列,波多黎各,加勒比海岛被美国控制,在市场上流传着这样。
每个手机仪器发送一个详细的法医分析有一个彻底的检查,寻找任何蛛丝马迹的使用虚拟SIM卡,官员说。
技术有其利弊,打击恐怖主义的同时,安全机构不仅跟上发展的步伐,也移动领先一步的计划滥用它,一位官员说。
在26/11的孟买袭击的调查,发现一笔229美元Callphonex连线,通过西联汇款的收据号码8364307716 - 0,激活的互联网协议语音(VoIP)罢工期间使用。
这笔钱是收到“麦地那交易”位于意大利布雷西亚和发送者声称Javed伊克巴尔,居民Pakistan-occupied克什米尔(博克)。
然而,2009年意大利警方逮捕了两名巴基斯坦人后,据称,该公司做了近300转移伊克巴尔的名字,他们可能从来没有把他的脚在意大利。
意大利警方,调查得出结论,说Brescia-based公司使用无辜的身份多次转移,毫无戒心的人的身份证或护照可能被偷了。
SRINAGAR: Virtual SIM<\/a> cards pose a new headache for security agencies fighting terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir<\/a> as their use in the valley has seen an increase among terror groups to connect with their handlers in Pakistan, officials said here.
The penetration of this new technology was found in 2019 when a request was sent to the United States to seek details from a service provider of \"virtual SIMs\" used by suicide bomber of Jaish-e-Mohammed terror group involved in the Pulwama attack that left 40 CRPF personnel dead.
However, a detailed investigation done by the National Investigation Agency<\/a> (NIA) and other security agencies indicated that over 40 virtual SIM cards<\/a> were used in the Pulwama attack alone, and there are probably more of them floating in the cyberspace of the valley, the officials said.
The penetration of this new technology was found in 2019 when a request was sent to the United States to seek details from a service provider of \"virtual SIMs\" used by suicide bomber of Jaish-e-Mohammed terror group involved in the Pulwama attack that left 40 CRPF personnel dead.
However, a detailed investigation done by the National Investigation Agency<\/a> (NIA) and other security agencies indicated that over 40 virtual SIM cards<\/a> were used in the Pulwama attack alone, and there are probably more of them floating in the cyberspace of the valley, the officials said.
<\/div><\/div>It is a fairly new modus operandi wherein terrorists across the border are using \"virtual SIM\" cards, generated by a service provider from a foreign country. In this technology, the computer generates a telephone number and the user downloads an application of the service provider on their smartphone<\/a>.
The number is linked to social networking sites like WhatsApp, Facebook<\/a>, Telegram or Twitter. The verification code for activating the service is generated by these networking sites and received on the smartphone.
The officials said the numbers used were pre-fixed with a country code or Mobile Station International Subscriber Directory Number (MSISDN) number.
They said that, besides telecom companies in the US, Canada, the UK, Israel, numbers of Puerto Rico, a Caribbean island being controlled by the US, are doing the rounds in the market.
Every mobile phone instrument is sent for a detailed forensic analysis to have a thorough check to look for any telltale signs of use of virtual SIM cards, the officials said.
Technology has its pros and cons, and while fighting terrorism, the security agencies have to not only keep up the pace but also move a step ahead of those planning to misuse it, says an official.
The number is linked to social networking sites like WhatsApp, Facebook<\/a>, Telegram or Twitter. The verification code for activating the service is generated by these networking sites and received on the smartphone.
The officials said the numbers used were pre-fixed with a country code or Mobile Station International Subscriber Directory Number (MSISDN) number.
They said that, besides telecom companies in the US, Canada, the UK, Israel, numbers of Puerto Rico, a Caribbean island being controlled by the US, are doing the rounds in the market.
Every mobile phone instrument is sent for a detailed forensic analysis to have a thorough check to look for any telltale signs of use of virtual SIM cards, the officials said.
Technology has its pros and cons, and while fighting terrorism, the security agencies have to not only keep up the pace but also move a step ahead of those planning to misuse it, says an official.
<\/div><\/div>The risk of forging identities during purchase of virtual SIM cards also runs high.
During investigation of the 26\/11 Mumbai attacks, it was found that an amount of USD 229 was wired to Callphonex, via Western Union Money Transfer receipt number 8364307716-0, for activating the Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) used during the strikes.
The money was received from 'Madina Trading' located in Brescia in Italy and sender was claimed to be Javed Iqbal, a resident of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
However, after Italian police arrested two Pakistani nationals in 2009, it was alleged that the firm had made nearly 300 transfers in the name of Iqbal, who probably had never set his foot in Italy.
The Italian police, while concluding the probe, had said the Brescia-based company made several transfers using the identity of innocent, unsuspecting persons, whose identity cards or passports might have been stolen.<\/div><\/div>
During investigation of the 26\/11 Mumbai attacks, it was found that an amount of USD 229 was wired to Callphonex, via Western Union Money Transfer receipt number 8364307716-0, for activating the Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) used during the strikes.
The money was received from 'Madina Trading' located in Brescia in Italy and sender was claimed to be Javed Iqbal, a resident of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
However, after Italian police arrested two Pakistani nationals in 2009, it was alleged that the firm had made nearly 300 transfers in the name of Iqbal, who probably had never set his foot in Italy.
The Italian police, while concluding the probe, had said the Brescia-based company made several transfers using the identity of innocent, unsuspecting persons, whose identity cards or passports might have been stolen.<\/div><\/div>
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