Cybersecurity researcher Nisarga Adhikary, 19, claimed a CBSE test portal had a master password that bypassed OTPs, letting users alter student marks. CBSE denied any main system breach, stating the ...

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 ...

His response came after the CBSE said vulnerabilities identified in the On-Screen Marking (OSM) portal operated by its service provider have been contained.

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

Questions over the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)’s new digital evaluation system widened after the ongoing On-Screen Marking (OSM) controversy was linked to a Hyderabad-based company ...

Did our AI summary help? In February, while appearing for his Class 12 CBSE board examinations, 19-year-old Nisarga Adhikary began digging through publicly available circulars and YouTube videos on a ...

This May, CBSE’s Class 12 board results arrived like a bad smell in an already scorching summer – hard to ignore, unwelcome, and somehow spreading everywhere. For lakhs of students and parents, what ...

Hyderabad: A 19-year-old ethical hacker has drawn attention after claiming to have discovered multiple security vulnerabilities in the Central Board of Secondary Education’s (CBSE) On-Screen Marking ...

Nisarga Adhikary, a Class 12 student and self-taught cybersecurity hobbyist, claims he uncovered a series of serious vulnerabilities in the platform linked to CBSE’s digital evaluation system for ...