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Indian Cyber Threat to Pakistan: Case Study of Pakistan's Satellite Network

By:

Iffat Zaheer Qazi (201842)

Material type: Text

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TextPublication details: Islamabad Department of Aerospace Sciences And Strategic Studies 2022Subject(s):

Strategic Studies

DDC classification:

300 AFF-MSSSS

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Thesis	Air University Central Library Thesis Repository (5th Floor)	Social Science	300 AFF-MSSSS (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	TH0010

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