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Al-Qaida in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) is a jihadist militant organization and regional branch of al-Qaida operating in South Asia. AQIS promotes Salafi-jihadist ideology and seeks to expand al-Qaida’s influence across the Indian subcontinent. The group has shown sustained interest in Bangladesh and has used propaganda messaging aimed at mobilizing support there, including messaging portraying Bangladesh as a promising arena for Islamist victory. AQIS is part of the broader al-Qaida network and should be understood as a terrorist organization rather than a state-sponsored cyber threat actor. Based on available information here, the group’s documented activity is ideological outreach and propaganda focused on Bangladesh; specific cyber intrusion, ransomware, or other technical intrusion capabilities are not established.
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