Wion · Technology · 2026-09-04
A report has thrown light on how India’s internet can be vulnerable in case
A report has thrown light on how India’s internet can be vulnerable in case of an enemy attack. Subsea cables are fibre-optic networks laid across the ocean floor and used to transmit data across continents. 13 of these cables converge around a six-kilometre radius near Versova in Mumbai, creating a major geographic concentration of critical digital infrastructure.
Why it matters. Why it matters: A report has thrown light on how India’s internet can be vulnerable in case of an enemy attack.
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