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France Tightens Grip on Rafale Tech, Hindering India's Defense Plans

India is on the brink of walking away from a $43 billion Rafale deal with France after Paris reportedly refused to share crucial technical details, sparking concerns over control and security. The standoff threatens to derail New Delhi's plans to acquire 114 multirole fighters and 26 naval jets.

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Australia, India Confront Online Youth Radicalisation

As online gaming and social media continue to shape young minds, Australia and India are taking bold steps to combat the growing threat of online youth radicalisation - with Australia investing A$74 million in a Counter Terrorism Online Centre and India passing the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act. Their differing approaches offer a unique opportunity to compare and learn from each other's strategies to safeguard young people.

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Officials in formal attire stand near a sleek fighter jet in a room blending Indian and French elements.

India's Rafale Deal Faces Technology Transfer Hurdles

India is on the cusp of making history with a massive $36–40 billion Rafale deal, poised to be the largest single order ever for the advanced fighter jets. The procurement process is gaining momentum, with the Indian Air Force finalizing the Request for Proposal for 114 Dassault Rafale F4s and potentially F5s.

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India Advances Nuclear Deterrent with Second MIRV Missile Test

India just took a giant leap in defence preparedness with the successful test of its Advanced Agni missile, equipped with a game-changing Multiple Independently Targeted Re-Entry Vehicle (MIRV) system, capable of taking out multiple targets across a vast geographical area. This milestone marks a significant boost to the country's deterrent capabilities against growing threats.

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India Advances Hypersonic Capabilities with 1,200-Second Scramjet Test

India's Defence Research and Development Laboratory has successfully tested a full-scale scramjet combustor for a record 1,200 seconds, paving the way for the nation's ambitious Hypersonic Cruise Missile Development Program. This groundbreaking achievement marks a major milestone in India's pursuit of hypersonic capabilities.

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Officials walk towards a line of J-10 fighter jets at a Chengdu Aircraft Corporation facility under a clear blue sky.

China's Fighter Jet Sales Soar After Pakistan's Combat Success

China's fighter jet sales are taking off after Pakistan's combat success, with Chengdu Aircraft Corporation reporting a whopping 80% jump in sales in the first quarter of 2026. The surge in demand is a clear vote of confidence in the J-10 family of fighter jets, following their recent combat performance.

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Pakistan Shifts to Deprecation-Centric Deterrence Against India

Pakistan is revolutionizing its defense strategy against India, shifting from a traditional denial-based approach to a bold new model of deprecation-centric deterrence, powered by a cutting-edge satellite constellation. This game-changing move comes on the heels of a pivotal conflict that exposed the limitations of conventional deterrence.

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Fraudulent Call History Apps Drain Millions via 7.3M Play Store Downloads

Millions of Android users have been duped into downloading 28 fake call history apps from the Google Play Store, with over 7.3 million downloads recorded before they were finally removed. These apps, which promised access to call logs and more, actually delivered nothing but randomly generated data - and a hefty price tag.

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India Issues Infosec Alert as Mythos Threat Looms

India's securities regulator is sounding the alarm on a looming cybersecurity threat, warning market players to bolster their defenses and get ahead of AI-powered attacks. With the Mythos threat on the horizon, it's crucial to develop new strategies and solidify cyber-basics to stay safe.

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Pakistan Overhauls Strike Doctrine with ISTAR-Driven Precision

Pakistan's military strategy got a major wake-up call in 2019 and again in May 2025, when India rapidly escalated and struck urban targets, forcing Islamabad to rethink its approach to modern warfare. The shocking shift in tactics sparked a bold overhaul of Pakistan's strike doctrine, embracing precision and speed to stay ahead in future conflicts.

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India Bolsters Nuclear Deterrent with Third SSBN Submarine

Meet INS Aridhaman, India's game-changing submarine that boasts double the missile capacity of its predecessors, thanks to its eight vertical launch tubes, revolutionizing the country's sea-based nuclear deterrent capabilities. This upgraded vessel displaces 7,000 tonnes submerged and can carry powerful K-4 missiles with a range of 3,500 km or 24 K-15 missiles with a range of 750 km.

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Silver Fox Targets India, Russia with ABCDoor Malware via Tax Phishing

Meet Silver Fox, a China-based cybercrime group that's using tax phishing scams to deliver a sneaky new malware called ABCDoor, targeting India and Russia with cleverly crafted emails that masquerade as official tax notices. The group's tactics involve PDFs with links to infected archives, tricking victims into downloading the malware.

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Silver Fox APT Targets Russia, India with ABCDoor Backdoor

Over 1,600 malicious emails, disguised as tax-audit notices, were sent to targets in India and Russia between January and February 2026, aiming to trick recipients into downloading a backdoor or clicking on a malicious link. The cleverly crafted phishing campaign unfolded in two waves, using PDFs and archives to spread the ABCDoor backdoor.

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Tejas light combat aircraft on a production line with Indian Air Force personnel and technicians working in the background.

India's Air Force Boosts Indigenous Fighter Production

The Indian Air Force is taking a major leap forward with a significant boost to its indigenous fighter production, a crucial move to strengthen its defense capabilities. With a current shortage of 220-250 aircraft, the IAF is pushing to ramp up its fleet and meet the demands of an increasingly complex security landscape.

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Mustang Panda Expands LOTUSLITE Malware to Target India, Korea

Meet the evolved LOTUSLITE backdoor, now wielding dynamic DNS-based command-and-control over HTTPS, enabling its operators to remotely access and manipulate targeted systems for espionage purposes. This sophisticated malware supports remote shell access, file operations, and session management, a potent toolkit for data collection and access persistence.

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Pakistan Shifts Focus, Reduces Deterrence Against India

Pakistan's sudden decision to patrol the Strait of Hormuz has raised eyebrows - is it a shrewd move to cash in on security concerns or a strategic trade-off that could weaken its deterrence against India? By taking on this new role, Islamabad is sparking questions about its priorities and potential geopolitical realignments.

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Operators monitor satellite feeds and defense systems in a control room with a central satellite model display.

Nations Scramble to Develop On-Orbit Satellite Defense Capabilities

The race is on to safeguard our satellites in space, with nations like France, Germany, India, and Japan now scrambling to develop their own on-orbit defense capabilities in a bid to match the world's top space powers. This emerging trend signals a major shift in the global space landscape, where protecting assets in orbit has become a top priority.

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India-Tied Hack-for-Hire Group Targets MENA Journalists

Meet the shadowy hack-for-hire group with ties to India that's targeting journalists and activists in the Middle East and North Africa, silencing voices and stifling free speech. Their sinister operations have been uncovered by security researchers, revealing a chilling espionage trade where reporters, officials, and dissenting voices are prime targets.

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India, Australia Forge Underwater Domain Awareness Partnership

As the Indian Ocean and surrounding waters get busier with small, uncrewed submarines and other submersibles, India and Australia are joining forces to enhance Underwater Domain Awareness, ensuring they can detect, monitor, and understand the growing underwater activity. By working together, they'll be better equipped to tackle the challenges of a rapidly changing maritime environment.

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India's Artillery Gap Exposes Vulnerability on Modern Battlefield

With artillery at the forefront of modern combat, India's shortage of lethal firepower exposes a glaring vulnerability on the battlefield. The Indian Army's current 226 field artillery regiments, set to increase to 270, raise critical questions about preparedness in the face of evolving threats.

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India Eyes New Fighter Path with France

India's quest for a cutting-edge fighter jet is heating up, with a potential new partnership with France emerging as a frontrunner after its withdrawal from the Russian Su-57 program. Could the Next Generation Fighter be the key to unlocking India's future air power ambitions?

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Transparent Tribe Targets India: Exclusive Severe RAT Alert

Transparent Tribe Targets India: Exclusive Severe RAT Alert

Heads up: Transparent Tribe is slipping weaponized .LNK shortcut files disguised as PDFs into spear-phishing emails, silently installing a remote-access trojan that can steal data and maintain persistent access to Indian government, academic, and strategic networks.

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Indian suppliers Risky: Stunning Global Breach Threat

Indian suppliers Risky: Stunning Global Breach Threat

A new report shows 53% of Indian vendors suffered third‑party breaches last year, spotlighting how one compromised supplier can cascade into global cyber crises and why supply‑chain security must be a shared priority.

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Zorawar light tank: Exclusive Must-Have for Best Defense

Zorawar light tank: Exclusive Must-Have for Best Defense

India’s Zorawar light tank, built to be nimble in the Himalayas while carrying modern sensors and protection, has completed development trials and heads into user trials in September 2025. If it proves reliable, Zorawar could reshape mountain warfare and boost India’s domestic defense industry.

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