Pretty simple. Do you want everyone in the world to have access to the database? Now at least it is hidden through obscurity. This is exactly why in this report the said journalist got it verified by three external experts, one of them a professor.
>If authority has no way to audit them then how did the whistleblower arrive at this magical "40%" figure.
Authority has no way to audit the fake accounts, authority does know for which entries backup documentation exists or not. In fact, he attaches official documentation later on as an evidence.
Forget the grammar, typos it doesn't matter. Ignore the whole of his letter except the official correspondence that is attached and does in fact validate his/her point.
I meant to write Aadhar data. So you are totally over loooking the fact that some of the Aadhar related data was on US servers, and more importantly the password is being relayed over E-mail? Also, no secure way to host the government data, except HP servers?
Government has been so opaque regarding this project that we have to rely on journalists, researchers and whistleblowers to help us with any sliver of info.
Do you have a conflict on interest with this project? I see on your Twitter that you have retweeted some posts from Ministry overlooking this project. Not casting doubt, just needing a clarification due to the tone of your posts in this thread. Sounds very government'ish.
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