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Aadhaar, the government database for citizen IDs has fingerprints, iris scans and a lot of other personal information linked to every number. They shall publish a complete detailed report post the vulnerability is fixed. With the government forcing Indians to link every record, be it your bank accounts or your mobile number, an Aadhaar ID leak can put the user at a major privacy risk.“The affected endpoint uses a hardcoded access token, which, when decoded, translates to "INDAADHAARSECURESTATUS," allowing anyone to query Aadhaar numbers against the database without any additional authentication.
A similar report by Washington Post in January again stated that a billion people are at risk of identity theft due to a security breach in the Aadhaar system.ZDNet later contacted the Indian Consulate in New York and alerted the Consul for trade and customs Mr Devi Prasad Misra.But this time, a security researcher confirmed to ZDNet that the a flaw in the Aadhaar database system is still leaking every Aadhaar card’s details. "An China PE shrink films attacker is bound to find some valid Aadhaar numbers there which could then be used to find their corresponding details," he said.Source: Link | Via: Link .According a report by The Tribune in January, a security lapse caused a major leak into the Aadhaar system that could give billions of Aadhaar details in less than 10 minutes and for just Rs 500.The report states that even companies such as Amazon and Uber can easily tap into an Aadhaar database to identify their customers.
According to an exclusive report by Zero Day security researcher Zack Whittaker (via ZDNet), every Indian citizen who has subscribed to Aadhaar has been leaked. "I cannot speculate whether it is UIDAI that is providing this information to [the utility provider], or if the banks or gas companies are, but it seems that everyone's information is available, with no authentication -- no rate limit, nothing. Saini also found that the API doesn't have any rate limiting in place, allowing an attacker to cycle through every permutation -- potentially trillions -- of Aadhaar numbers and obtain information each time a successful result is hit. The API is used by companied to check the status and verify an Aadhaar holder’s identity. According to the report, Zack says that the national ID database has been hit by yet another major security lapse. They explained the entire issue in detail and followed up with questions asked, for more than a week, but the issue was still not addressed. Though Aadhaar is not completely mandatory, not linking it makes users unable to access basic to major government services."
While the Aadhaar case (on making it mandatory) is still with the court, those who have not yet registered are safe.Karan Saini, a New Delhi-based security researcher who found the vulnerable endpoint, told ZDNet that anyone with an Aadhaar number is affected. He explained that it would be possible to enumerate Aadhaar numbers by cycling through combinations, such as 1234 5678 0000 to 1234 5678 9999."From the requests that were sent to check for a rate limiting issue and determine the possibility of stumbling across valid Aadhaar numbers, I have found that this information is not retrieved from a static database or a one-off data grab, but is clearly being updated -- from as early as 2014 to mid 2017," Saini told ZDNet. We are closely following up with the report and shall keep this article updated with any new information that is released. However, they claim that the API is not secured — the entire Indian citizens’ database can be accessed by them regardless of whether they are a customer to the utility provider or not.The researcher ran (with permission) a few Aadhaar numbers of his friends, and the database returned all information about them. However, the millions who have already registered with UIDAI are presently at a very high risk. And because there is no rate limiting, Saini said he could send thousands of requests each minute -- just from one computer,” the ZDNet report claims.
However, ZDNet also points out a contradictory tweet from the Indian IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad that states the Aadhaar system does not save details of bank accounts.Screenshots seen by ZDNet reveal details about which bank that person uses.The data leak on a system run by a state-owned utility company can allow anyone to download all private information from all Aadhaar holders, thus exposing their names, unique ID numbers, all the services attached including bank details, and a lot more information, said the report.ZDNet went ahead to publish their report, but have refrained to give out details about the vulnerability until it is fixed by the Indian government.
Their report stated that a utility provider (which they have kept anonymous) has access to the entire Aadhaar databse through an API.The endpoint does not pull data in the utility provider’s customer, but allows access to the Aadhaar details of those who have connections with other utility companies too.The report further states that Saini disclosed that the API’s URL has no access controls in place. Stay tuned. Disclaimer: This report is from ZDNet. ZDNet claims that the Indian authorities have done nothing to fix the flaw and have not responded to any of their repeated emails since months of the findings
A similar report by Washington Post in January again stated that a billion people are at risk of identity theft due to a security breach in the Aadhaar system.ZDNet later contacted the Indian Consulate in New York and alerted the Consul for trade and customs Mr Devi Prasad Misra.But this time, a security researcher confirmed to ZDNet that the a flaw in the Aadhaar database system is still leaking every Aadhaar card’s details. "An China PE shrink films attacker is bound to find some valid Aadhaar numbers there which could then be used to find their corresponding details," he said.Source: Link | Via: Link .According a report by The Tribune in January, a security lapse caused a major leak into the Aadhaar system that could give billions of Aadhaar details in less than 10 minutes and for just Rs 500.The report states that even companies such as Amazon and Uber can easily tap into an Aadhaar database to identify their customers.
According to an exclusive report by Zero Day security researcher Zack Whittaker (via ZDNet), every Indian citizen who has subscribed to Aadhaar has been leaked. "I cannot speculate whether it is UIDAI that is providing this information to [the utility provider], or if the banks or gas companies are, but it seems that everyone's information is available, with no authentication -- no rate limit, nothing. Saini also found that the API doesn't have any rate limiting in place, allowing an attacker to cycle through every permutation -- potentially trillions -- of Aadhaar numbers and obtain information each time a successful result is hit. The API is used by companied to check the status and verify an Aadhaar holder’s identity. According to the report, Zack says that the national ID database has been hit by yet another major security lapse. They explained the entire issue in detail and followed up with questions asked, for more than a week, but the issue was still not addressed. Though Aadhaar is not completely mandatory, not linking it makes users unable to access basic to major government services."
While the Aadhaar case (on making it mandatory) is still with the court, those who have not yet registered are safe.Karan Saini, a New Delhi-based security researcher who found the vulnerable endpoint, told ZDNet that anyone with an Aadhaar number is affected. He explained that it would be possible to enumerate Aadhaar numbers by cycling through combinations, such as 1234 5678 0000 to 1234 5678 9999."From the requests that were sent to check for a rate limiting issue and determine the possibility of stumbling across valid Aadhaar numbers, I have found that this information is not retrieved from a static database or a one-off data grab, but is clearly being updated -- from as early as 2014 to mid 2017," Saini told ZDNet. We are closely following up with the report and shall keep this article updated with any new information that is released. However, they claim that the API is not secured — the entire Indian citizens’ database can be accessed by them regardless of whether they are a customer to the utility provider or not.The researcher ran (with permission) a few Aadhaar numbers of his friends, and the database returned all information about them. However, the millions who have already registered with UIDAI are presently at a very high risk. And because there is no rate limiting, Saini said he could send thousands of requests each minute -- just from one computer,” the ZDNet report claims.
However, ZDNet also points out a contradictory tweet from the Indian IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad that states the Aadhaar system does not save details of bank accounts.Screenshots seen by ZDNet reveal details about which bank that person uses.The data leak on a system run by a state-owned utility company can allow anyone to download all private information from all Aadhaar holders, thus exposing their names, unique ID numbers, all the services attached including bank details, and a lot more information, said the report.ZDNet went ahead to publish their report, but have refrained to give out details about the vulnerability until it is fixed by the Indian government.
Their report stated that a utility provider (which they have kept anonymous) has access to the entire Aadhaar databse through an API.The endpoint does not pull data in the utility provider’s customer, but allows access to the Aadhaar details of those who have connections with other utility companies too.The report further states that Saini disclosed that the API’s URL has no access controls in place. Stay tuned. Disclaimer: This report is from ZDNet. ZDNet claims that the Indian authorities have done nothing to fix the flaw and have not responded to any of their repeated emails since months of the findings
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And now, his link up with Alia Bhatt, who is his co-star in Brahmastra is making news. Now she is best friends with his ex-Katrina Kaif.After all, every saint has a past and every sinner has a future.
Ranbir Kapoor wants to get rid of his playboy image. Ranbir feels that the news of their affair has been spread to help their upcoming film.
But Ranbir insists that he does not want to clarify anything himself and such stories should not appear in the media,” PETG shrink film Manufacturers says an insider. “A couple of years ago, Alia had admitted to having a crush on Ranbir.—Sanskriti Media . But then, the actor’s multiple crushes, link-ups flings and romances — not necessarily in that order, have always grabbed headlines.
People around Ranbir have assuaged him that these stories are not PR-led, but are mere speculations. Be it the crush on Imran Khan’s now wife Avantika Malik during his childhood, a link-up with Sonam Kapoor on the sets of Saawariya, and, more recently, pictures with Mahira Khan in New York, there was enough buzz around the actor to ensure that he got the tag of being a ladies’ man
Ranbir Kapoor wants to get rid of his playboy image. Ranbir feels that the news of their affair has been spread to help their upcoming film.
But Ranbir insists that he does not want to clarify anything himself and such stories should not appear in the media,” PETG shrink film Manufacturers says an insider. “A couple of years ago, Alia had admitted to having a crush on Ranbir.—Sanskriti Media . But then, the actor’s multiple crushes, link-ups flings and romances — not necessarily in that order, have always grabbed headlines.
People around Ranbir have assuaged him that these stories are not PR-led, but are mere speculations. Be it the crush on Imran Khan’s now wife Avantika Malik during his childhood, a link-up with Sonam Kapoor on the sets of Saawariya, and, more recently, pictures with Mahira Khan in New York, there was enough buzz around the actor to ensure that he got the tag of being a ladies’ man
BWSL on a weekly basis ever since it was opened to traffic in 2009.The MSRDC fear that since only one company has bided for the project, it should create competition to avoid any controversy over benefiting any one particular bidder. MEP has been collecting toll on the 5.
After having failed twice to generate competitive bidding for securitisation of toll collection at Bandra Worli Sea Link (BWSL), the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) has invited bidders for a third time, fearing ire from the central vigilance commission (CVC) over lack of bidders.
The MSRDC has also demanded an upfront amount of `380 crore against the tolling rights for BWSL. Interestingly, three years ago MSRDC had received only one bidder, the MEP, who was later given the contract.Currently, MSRDC earns about Rs 1.50 crore per week through the sea link that sees a traffic of about 45,000 vehicles everyday.“We have floated tenders twice already. The toll operator would also have to install solar PE shrink films Suppliers panels on the sea link that is aimed to bring down the expenditure on electricity consumption and also pave way for green energy. The second time, the bidder MEP Ltd had qualified in the bid and the financial bid was being evaluated.
However, it was later decided that in order to not have any queries or issues from the CVC, a third call should be made to get competitors,” said an MSRDC official not wishing to be named.According to officials, one of the reasons why many bidders are not interested in bidding for BWSL is that it is not seeing any increase in traffic
After having failed twice to generate competitive bidding for securitisation of toll collection at Bandra Worli Sea Link (BWSL), the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) has invited bidders for a third time, fearing ire from the central vigilance commission (CVC) over lack of bidders.
The MSRDC has also demanded an upfront amount of `380 crore against the tolling rights for BWSL. Interestingly, three years ago MSRDC had received only one bidder, the MEP, who was later given the contract.Currently, MSRDC earns about Rs 1.50 crore per week through the sea link that sees a traffic of about 45,000 vehicles everyday.“We have floated tenders twice already. The toll operator would also have to install solar PE shrink films Suppliers panels on the sea link that is aimed to bring down the expenditure on electricity consumption and also pave way for green energy. The second time, the bidder MEP Ltd had qualified in the bid and the financial bid was being evaluated.
However, it was later decided that in order to not have any queries or issues from the CVC, a third call should be made to get competitors,” said an MSRDC official not wishing to be named.According to officials, one of the reasons why many bidders are not interested in bidding for BWSL is that it is not seeing any increase in traffic
"This means there China PE shrink films Manufacturers something about childhood trauma that leads some people to develop hallucinations," Dr Bendall said.The meta-analysis, which analysed 29 studies on childhood trauma and psychotic symptoms, also found that childhood sexual abuse was associated with delusions. Dr Bendall # said the new research would not only help refine treatments for patients with psychotic disorders but may also help to empower young patients.
"The study was published in the journal Schizophrenia Bulletin.Researchers from Orygen, the National Centre of Excellence for Youth Mental Health; the University of Melbourne; Port Phillip Prison and University Hospital of Gran Canaria Dr Negrin, Spain, have shown that childhood sexual, physical and emotional abuse are associated with severe hallucinations in schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders. Dr Bendall said providing this evidence was a crucial first step in developing tailored, sensitive and effective treatments for trauma-based psychotic symptoms.Until now, treatments for trauma in psychosis have focused on post-traumatic stress disorder rather than specific symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions. It's a very empowering thing to be able to give people that information.
"When young people come to youth mental health services, we should be assessing for trauma and for emerging psychotic symptoms, and treating them as soon as they emerge," Dr Bendall said. "We can also arm young people with some of this research knowledge and then they can make decisions about the factors that may have caused their psychosis to develop or continue. Around one in every 100 people will experience a psychotic disorder in their lives, with the majority developing symptoms at 18-25 years old. Childhood trauma link has offered treatment hope for people with schizophrenia.
Psychotic symptoms can include detachment from reality, hallucinations, delusions, disorganised thinking, and lack of motivation or emotion.The studys strongest finding was that hallucinations in those with psychotic disorders were associated with all types of childhood trauma, said Dr Sarah Bendall, the study's lead author. The study provides the missing link for clinicians who have long theorised about the association between childhood trauma and hallucinations and delusions
"The study was published in the journal Schizophrenia Bulletin.Researchers from Orygen, the National Centre of Excellence for Youth Mental Health; the University of Melbourne; Port Phillip Prison and University Hospital of Gran Canaria Dr Negrin, Spain, have shown that childhood sexual, physical and emotional abuse are associated with severe hallucinations in schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders. Dr Bendall said providing this evidence was a crucial first step in developing tailored, sensitive and effective treatments for trauma-based psychotic symptoms.Until now, treatments for trauma in psychosis have focused on post-traumatic stress disorder rather than specific symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions. It's a very empowering thing to be able to give people that information.
"When young people come to youth mental health services, we should be assessing for trauma and for emerging psychotic symptoms, and treating them as soon as they emerge," Dr Bendall said. "We can also arm young people with some of this research knowledge and then they can make decisions about the factors that may have caused their psychosis to develop or continue. Around one in every 100 people will experience a psychotic disorder in their lives, with the majority developing symptoms at 18-25 years old. Childhood trauma link has offered treatment hope for people with schizophrenia.
Psychotic symptoms can include detachment from reality, hallucinations, delusions, disorganised thinking, and lack of motivation or emotion.The studys strongest finding was that hallucinations in those with psychotic disorders were associated with all types of childhood trauma, said Dr Sarah Bendall, the study's lead author. The study provides the missing link for clinicians who have long theorised about the association between childhood trauma and hallucinations and delusions
To propagate the Aadhaar linking with PAN, wholesale PE shrink films messages were sent; advertisements are being shown on TV by the Income Tax Department of India. These machines were earlier secretly taken to the homes of several celebrities and VIPs to make their Aadhaar cards, the reason why the government is installing the GPRS in it.Sachin Shette, a private tour and travels owner, who worked as a Aadhar card agent said, “After it became mandatory to link Aadhaar and PAN cards to file I-T returns there was a huge rush.
“The Bandra centre for Aadhaar card was not working the reason why I went to Prabhadevi. Needless to say, the inconvenience caused to those who are running from pillar to post to make Aadhaar cards to file their tax returns.
The process will resume only after August 2. .Mumbai: At a time when July 31 is the last date to file income tax returns with mandatory Aadhaar card details and its link-up with PAN cards, several Aadhaar card registration centres in the city were found shut on Thursday.”A harrowed Roopak Kambli (35), a sales agent from Bandra went to Prabhadevi to make his Aadhaar card but had to return empty handed. Sources said the centres in the city are shut since the last 10 days for updates.
Sources from the BMC said that the government took the machines for update and are fitting a GPRS machine.”In Dadar’s Dena Bank, a private firm had rented a cubicle for Aadhaar Card centre, the people were let down as a board hanging on the door read: ‘Aadhaar Card Centre will be closed until further instructions’. But after July 15, the machines were taken by the government to install the GPRS machine. When contacted, official from the firm said that the centre was closed due to some internal tension in the management.
The taxmen are trying their best to reach out to more and more people through mass media to inform them that to file income tax returns (ITR) it is mandatory to link their PAN with Aadhaar cards. A spot visit made by The Asian Age at seven Aadhaar card centres on Thursday at Prabhadevi, Mahim, Lower Parel and Dadar revealed that most of them were shut. “On an average, around 20 people who visited these Aadhaar card centres had to go back disappointed,” said the source. Now, Aadhaar is mandatory for filing I-T returns and I am scared
“The Bandra centre for Aadhaar card was not working the reason why I went to Prabhadevi. Needless to say, the inconvenience caused to those who are running from pillar to post to make Aadhaar cards to file their tax returns.
The process will resume only after August 2. .Mumbai: At a time when July 31 is the last date to file income tax returns with mandatory Aadhaar card details and its link-up with PAN cards, several Aadhaar card registration centres in the city were found shut on Thursday.”A harrowed Roopak Kambli (35), a sales agent from Bandra went to Prabhadevi to make his Aadhaar card but had to return empty handed. Sources said the centres in the city are shut since the last 10 days for updates.
Sources from the BMC said that the government took the machines for update and are fitting a GPRS machine.”In Dadar’s Dena Bank, a private firm had rented a cubicle for Aadhaar Card centre, the people were let down as a board hanging on the door read: ‘Aadhaar Card Centre will be closed until further instructions’. But after July 15, the machines were taken by the government to install the GPRS machine. When contacted, official from the firm said that the centre was closed due to some internal tension in the management.
The taxmen are trying their best to reach out to more and more people through mass media to inform them that to file income tax returns (ITR) it is mandatory to link their PAN with Aadhaar cards. A spot visit made by The Asian Age at seven Aadhaar card centres on Thursday at Prabhadevi, Mahim, Lower Parel and Dadar revealed that most of them were shut. “On an average, around 20 people who visited these Aadhaar card centres had to go back disappointed,” said the source. Now, Aadhaar is mandatory for filing I-T returns and I am scared