Cyber Threat Actor: Hunter Gujjar

Hunter Gujjar is an alias used by a threat actor or group that has been publicly identified as operating from Pakistan. The actor is known for conducting website defacements against Indian government targets, particularly police portals, and has claimed responsibility under the banner of Pakistani cyber attackers. Public reporting links the alias to a series of intrusions that share similar tactics and messaging, indicating a repeated pattern of activity by the same entity.

On November 28, 2015, the official website of the Jabalpur police was compromised and defaced by individuals identifying themselves as Pakistani cyber attackers. The defacement featured the display of Pakistani flags accompanied by revenge‑themed slogans that explicitly referenced Indian operations. This incident was described as the third breach of Madhya Pradesh police portals attributed to the same perpetrators, suggesting a sustained focus on disrupting or embarrassing Indian law‑enforcement online presences. The use of symbolic imagery and pointed language points to an intent to convey a political message rather than to pursue financial gain.

Beyond the Jabalpur incident, no additional details regarding the actor’s malware families, initial access vectors, tooling, or broader affiliations have been disclosed in publicly available sources. Consequently, any description of Hunter Gujjar’s technical capabilities, strategic objectives beyond the observed defacements, or connections to state or criminal entities remains unsupported by the evidence at hand. The profile therefore reflects only the confirmed facts: a Pakistan‑based actor using the Hunter Gujjar alias has repeatedly defaced Indian police websites with politically charged imagery and slogans.