In today’s #wtfnews and you have enough reasons to trust them /s
We refute the reports in a certain section of media sourced from ZDNet which quote a person purportedly claiming to be a security researcher that a state-owned utility company has vulnerability which can be used to access huge amount of Aadhaar data including banking details. 1/8
— Aadhaar (@UIDAI) March 24, 2018
RT @pranesh: Why is our Law Minister only talking about summoning Mark Zuckerberg when he should also be summoning the Prime Minister for p…
RT @pranesh: @nikhilkumarks @helloanand I know. Doesn’t take away from the fact that it doesn’t have a privacy policy, that it communicates…
RT @pranesh: Journalists: this is an important story. It is your job to hold the PM and the govt (which promotes the NaMo app) accountable.…
RT @pranesh: @nikhilkumarks @helloanand And that too, after promising in the app NOT to pass on data to any 3rd party. t.co/Lp52Jxv…
RT @zackwhittaker: We tried to contact UIDAI by phone and email after we leaned or the Aadhaar data leak. We eventually sent all the detail…
RT @pranaykotas: Wrote this more than three months back. Finally, there’s some debate on the Fifteenth Finance Commission’s terms of refere…
RT @pranesh: While @ankit_fadia won the award for world’s greatest security charlatan, @lucideustech‘s Rahul Tyagi got an honourable mentio…
RT @hashbrownie: @MunazirS @amitabh_msr @IndianExpress we had released an update to enable podcasts on the @IndianExpress App. the micropho…
RT @cis_india: ‘If an Indian party acted like Cambridge Analytica, it will not be guilty under current laws’ / Sunil Abraham, Executive Dir…
