Government probing 'data breach' of 8 crore Indians from ICMR Covid site
Monday, 30 October 2023 The government is investigating potential data breaches in the ICMR's Covid-testing database. A TV channel reported that a threat actor claimed to have accessed personal details of over 8 crore Indians who underwent Covid tests, including names, addresses, and phone numbers. ICMR and the health ministry haven't confirmed or denied the breach, but government sources have initiated an investigation following reports by the American cyber security firm Resecurity on October 9.
In a monumental data breach, the personal data of 81.5 crore Indians, sourced from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), has surfaced on the dark web. 'pwn0001,' the hacker responsible, advertised the stolen information, including Aadhaar and passport details. The breach highlights...
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