India deploys state-of-the-art powerful Radars and High Intensity Thermal Sensors on China Border

[Bhasad Singh Mundi]

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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/11/22/israel_air_raid_syria_hack_network_vuln_intrusion/
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so you are comparing india with syria ?

There are ways to get over Doppler and thermal imaging....must be a bureaucrat coming up with this garbage. If its from the domestic industry, Im quite sure it will numerous weaknesses to exploit. IF its foreign it all depends who..

Kindly elaborate on the ways? You think you are the only smart guy around and those making decision are dumba$$?

 

[SrNair]

Like Some one said hacking a spohisticated radar is not that easy.
IA will deploy these systems only after regular checking and reliability.After all they know about that more than us.

 

[axisofevil]

so you are comparing india with syria ?



Kindly elaborate on the ways? You think you are the only smart guy around and those making decision are dumba$$?

Hey google is your friend and we are talking about countries who have the capability and resources to do so not some individuals or terror cells.


I posted two links just to give you an idea how the US and Israel get around radar and such. How the f-k do you think special forces get around thermal and IR....come on smart guy bring it.....you wanna blab all day like you know something....then blab....

so you are comparing india with syria ?



Kindly elaborate on the ways? You think you are the only smart guy around and those making decision are dumba$$?

Syria uses Russian made radars. How am I comparing to Syria? Im showing just one example which are so hard to document of getting around such systems. You act as if its not possible.... and seeing how are military has been making decisions before...yeah I think they are a bunch of DUMB@$$




This is about how fiber optics can be hacked into (I posted this to give you an idea about what could happen to the fiber optic link to Kashmir)

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