New Delhi, Sep 11:슬롯 머신 사이트 추천The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) on Tuesday dismissed a news report of alleged hacking of the Aadhaar software. Calling the report 'baseless' and 'incorrect', the UIDAI reiterated no operator can make or update Aadhaar cards without biometrics of residents. In a series of tweets, the UIDAI further said that 'certain vested interests are deliberately trying to create confusion in the minds of people which is completely unwarranted'.

"Claims made in the report about Aadhaar being vulnerable to tampering leading to ghost entries in Aadhaar database by purportedly bypassing operators슬롯사이트� biometric authentication to generate multiple Aadhaar cards is totally baseless," the UIDAI tweeted. "The report itself accepts that 슬롯사이트œit (patch) doesn슬롯사이트™t seek to access information stored in the Aadhaar database슬롯사이트�," it said in another tweet. The UIDAI슬롯 머신 사이트 추천further clarified that no operator can make or update Aadhaar unless resident gives his/her biometric.

"Any enrolment or update request is processed only after biometrics of the operator is authenticated and resident슬롯사이트™s biometrics is de-duplicated at the backend of UIDAI system.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천As part of our stringent enrolment & updation process, UIDAI checks enrolment operator슬롯사이트™s biometric and other parameters before processing of the enrolment or updates and only after all checks are found to be successful, enrolment or update of resident is further processed," it said.

Therefore, the UIDAI said,슬롯 머신 사이트 추천it is not possible to introduce ghost entries into Aadhaar database. "The reported claim of 슬롯사이트œanybody is able to create an entry into Aadhaar database, then the person can create multiple Aadhaar cards슬롯사이트� is completely false," it added. The government body said the operators are blacklisted if they are found슬롯 머신 사이트 추천violating UIDAI슬롯사이트™s strict enrolment and update processes. It says it adds슬롯 머신 사이트 추천new security features in Aadhaar system from time-to-time to thwart new security threats by unscrupulous elements.

An investigation by HuffPost India revealed that the Aadhaar database, which contains the biometrics and personal information of over one billion Indians, "had been compromised by a software patch which disables critical security features of the software used to enrol new Aadhaar users". According to the report, any unauthorized person from anywhere in the world can generate Aadhaar ID using the patch which is freely available for Rs 2,500.

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