India thwarted a series of cyberattacks by Pakistan-based hacker groups targeting civilian and military-linked websites in a renewed wave of digital provocations. New Delhi: In a fresh wave of digital provocations, Pakistani hacker groups made multiple unsuccessful attempts to breach Indian websites linked to children’s education, veterans’ welfare, and public services. Indian cybersecurity agencies swiftly detected and neutralised the attacks, preventing any major disruption or data compromise. Among the prime targets were the websites of Army Public Schools in Nagrota and Sunjuwan, which were allegedly chosen to spread inflammatory content mocking the victims of the recent Pahalgam terror attack. These attempts were traced back to hacker collectives identified as “Cyber Group HOAX1337” and “National Cyber Crew,” both believed to be operating with support from across the border. Another serious incident involved the defacement of a healthcare services portal dedicated to Indian ex-servicemen, a move that officials say reflects Pakistan’s growing desperation in the cyber domain. Intelligence sources have confirmed at least four related cyber intrusion attempts in the last 48 hours. The attempted breaches extended …