Updated On: 26 March, 2021 07:24 AM IST | Mumbai | Faizan Khan
As central agency turns its attention to how Mumbai police zeroed in on a Telegram channel ‘created in Tihar jail to issue threat letter’, cyber experts say there are far too unexplained aspects to Crime Branch’s claims

A forensic team and NIA officers examine the Scorpio car found with explosives parked near Antilia. File pic
Even as the NIA investigates the report by a private cyber firm, which traced the origin of unknown organisation Jaish-Ul-Hind’s Telegram messages taking responsibility for the Ambani bomb scare incident and later denying it, cyber experts mid-day spoke to point to several loopholes. The most important question is how did the firm get the IP address of the terror outfit’s group on Telegram, which runs on an anonymous server, experts said.
A screenshot of text on Jaish-Ul-Hind’s Telegram channel, which was shared with the private firm after it went viral