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I report on ECI @htTweets | Also on the Ministry of Culture and the Women and Child Development Ministry | DM for leads | Previously: @thequint

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ECINET flaws were flagged to poll body, cyber-security agency CERT-In in July: Researcher

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By Himanshi Dahiya Verified
| HT Syndication
New Delhi, Oct. 8 -- A security researcher has said he warned the Election Commission of India (ECI) and the country's cyber-security agency, CERT-In, about flaws in the Commission's voter-services website and its ECINET app back in July. He said they could expose election officials' contact details and let attackers read or forge data in the app. Three months passed with no fix acknowledged.
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ECINET flaws were flagged to poll body, cyber-security agency CERT-In in July: Researcher

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By Himanshi Dahiya Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
A security researcher has said he warned the Election Commission of India (ECI) and the country’s cyber-security agency, CERT-In, about flaws in the Commission’s voter-services website and its ECINET app back in July. He said they could expose election officials’ contact details and let attackers read or forge data in the app.
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No law obliges Election Commission to meet MPs: The rules and practice behind INDIA bloc standoff

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By Himanshi Dahiya Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday turned down a request from Opposition MPs to meet them at the Parliament House Annexe, saying its protocol allows such meetings only on its own premises. Police had earlier stopped the MPs as they marched towards its headquarters.
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