Ethical hacker Nisarga Adhikary's attention to the portal's vulnerabilities, the work of Sarthak Sidhant who looked at the ...

CBSE, while rejecting broader claims that the actual evaluation portal was hacked, has acknowledged that vulnerabilities in ...

Nisarga Adhikary, a 19-year-old hacker who claimed to have found critical vulnerabilities and data security lapses in Central Board of Secondary Education’s (CBSE) On-Screen Marking (OSM) process to ...

CBSE also thanked ethical hackers and alert citizens for flagging the issues, saying it had gotten in touch with some of them directly.

CBSE has denied that the actual evaluation portal was compromised, saying the vulnerabilities highlighted by the teenager related only to a “testing site”.

Nisarga Adhikary, a 19-year-old ethical hacker, claimed to have found serious vulnerabilities in CBSE's On-Screen Marking portal. CBSE denied any compromise, saying the cited portal was only a testing ...

Nisarga Adhikary claimed he had hacked the CBSE website and identified serious lapses in the agency's On Screen Marking (OSM) system. | India News ...

Just before appearing for his own Class 12 board exams, teenager and cybersecurity hobbyist Nisarga Adhikary claims he uncovered major vulnerabilities in a portal linked to CBSE’s digital evaluation ...

CBSE has responded to claims of security flaws in its On Screen Marking (OSM) system, denying any breach and assuring student data remains safe.

CBSE clarified that the portal used for evaluation answer sheets has a different URL than the one visible on the teenager's screenshots. | India News ...

The CBSE's response came after a 19-year-old hacker claimed to have hacked its OSM portal, responsible for evaluating and processing results for students.

CBSE says that a URL mentioned in social media posts on the 'hacking' incident was only a testing platform containing sample data and not the portal used for actual assessment work ...