Chapter
The Security Risks of India's Aadhaar Cards
15:50 - 25:49 (09:59)
Aadhaar cards in India are linked to personal data such as bank accounts and SIM cards, making them a prime target for hackers and sharing this information publicly can have serious consequences for citizens.
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The Indian government's Aadhaar system requires citizens to link their identity to various services, which has raised concerns about vulnerability.
15:50 - 16:59 (01:09)
Summary
The Indian government's Aadhaar system requires citizens to link their identity to various services, which has raised concerns about vulnerability. This transcript discusses the system and its implications.
ChapterThe Security Risks of India's Aadhaar Cards
EpisodeEp 49: Elliot
PodcastDarknet Diaries
The transcript discusses cases of identity theft and fraud through the use of fake identification and personal information, emphasizing the need to stay vigilant and cautious with personal details.
16:59 - 19:43 (02:43)
Summary
The transcript discusses cases of identity theft and fraud through the use of fake identification and personal information, emphasizing the need to stay vigilant and cautious with personal details.
ChapterThe Security Risks of India's Aadhaar Cards
EpisodeEp 49: Elliot
PodcastDarknet Diaries
Elliot, a tech security researcher, created an automatic scrapper to retrieve Aadhaar cards online, containing personal data of millions of Indian citizens, and published it on GitHub for anyone to access.
19:44 - 22:55 (03:10)
Summary
Elliot, a tech security researcher, created an automatic scrapper to retrieve Aadhaar cards online, containing personal data of millions of Indian citizens, and published it on GitHub for anyone to access.
ChapterThe Security Risks of India's Aadhaar Cards
EpisodeEp 49: Elliot
PodcastDarknet Diaries
Elliot hacked into the Prime Minister's website, tweeted about it, and received a friendly call from their office.
22:56 - 25:07 (02:10)
Summary
Elliot hacked into the Prime Minister's website, tweeted about it, and received a friendly call from their office. He then posted a screenshot of the text file that appeared on the website, revealing its vulnerability.
ChapterThe Security Risks of India's Aadhaar Cards
EpisodeEp 49: Elliot
PodcastDarknet Diaries
R. S. Sharma, the chairman of India's Telecom Regulatory Authority, challenged critics of the Aadhaar system by tweeting his own Aadhaar number and daring them to exploit it with malicious intent.
25:07 - 25:49 (00:42)
Summary
R. S. Sharma, the chairman of India's Telecom Regulatory Authority, challenged critics of the Aadhaar system by tweeting his own Aadhaar number and daring them to exploit it with malicious intent.