Pakistan cyber agency rescues 13-year-old girl from dark web network

The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) rescued a 13-year-old girl in Karachi who was linked to a suspected dark web network. Intelligence shared by an international agency prompted the intervention, providing IP addresses used from 13 different countries.
A Karachi team from the NCCIA investigated a Pakistani IP address and discovered the person associated with it was a victim. The network allegedly instructed the girl to poison a cat, which she did, resulting in the animal's death.
The group also ordered the minor to seriously harm herself. Parents of the girl were unaware of her involvement until investigators contacted them.
Over the previous six months, the family noticed changes in the daughter's behaviour. Investigators are currently working to trace the accounts used to contact the girl.
The NCCIA is examining whether other children in Pakistan were targeted by the network. No arrests have been announced at this time.









































































