Displaying items by tag: Aadhaar

GUEST OPINION: Cybercriminals tend to follow the path of least risk and resistance with Application Programming Interface (API) security creating a window of opportunity for a cyber attack with a low barrier to entry. It’s a problem that has existed for years and is currently spiralling out of control.

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Wednesday, 12 September 2018 11:39

India's ID database compromised by patch costing $48

India's ambitious bid to collect the biometric details of its 1.3 billion people within a giant database - known as Aadhaar - appears to have gone off the rails, with reports that the software used has been compromised through use of a patch that disables a number of security features in the program used to enrol new users.

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The semi-government organisation which manages India's massive Aadhaar database has threatened to take legal action against the technology website ZDNet over a report that claimed a new leak had hit the national ID database.

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Indian authorities have asked the police to investigate The Tribune newspaper and one of its reporters after the publication of a report that claimed personal details of Indian citizens, submitted to the country's Aadhaar authority, were being sold cheaply online.

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About 135 million Aadhaar numbers and 100 million bank account numbers could have leaked from official portals that handle government pension and rural employment in India.

Published in Government Tech Policy
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