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Pakistan

country:pakistan

Country where the two named suspects were located and arrested in 2015.

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Direction Predicate Other entity Origin EP
incoming ASSOCIATED_WITH Jaish-e-Mohammed Explicit 51
incoming INVOLVES India-Pakistan cyber-conflict Explicit 51
incoming ASSOCIATED_WITH Punjab family-impersonation scam Uncertain 138
incoming ATTRIBUTED_TO Axact degree mill scam Attributed 142

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Jaish-e-Mohammed ASSOCIATED_WITH Pakistan

Jack describes Jaish-e-Mohammed as aligned with Pakistan.

Explicit Confidence 96% · Jack Rhysider EP 51 Details

“This is a Jihadist terrorist group active in the area of Kashmir but is aligned with Pakistan.”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 10561–10655

India-Pakistan cyber-conflict INVOLVES Pakistan

The cyber-conflict involved Pakistani hackers and Pakistani targets in reciprocal attacks with India.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 51 Details

“Tit for tat hacking has absolutely been going back and forth between Pakistan and India for a decade now.”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 31827–31932

Punjab family-impersonation scam ASSOCIATED_WITH Pakistan

The episode presents a possible Pakistan connection: Tarun received scam calls from a Pakistan number, but this does not establish that all of the scammers are located in Pakistan.

Uncertain Confidence 78% · Tarun EP 138 Details

“I got two calls from a number in Pakistan. It had the area code of +92”

Tarun · offsets 28881–28951

Axact degree mill scam ATTRIBUTED_TO Pakistan

The episode frames the operation as a Pakistani-company scandal and describes Pakistani authorities prosecuting it, but does not claim that Pakistan as a state operated the scam.

Attributed Confidence 78% · Jack Rhysider EP 142 Details

“It looked really bad for a Pakistani company to be so scammy”