- Thank you! But let's get down to business

[Rakhirandiseo]

- He said the same thing and added that he would send a couple of bottles with us, and the rest by diplomatic mail!


— So, on to the case. The violation was discovered after a large number of transactions were identified over a short period using the same fingerprints. According to local officials, this would not have been possible without the illegal use of biometric data.

— Check who had access to the biometric data? Where were pakistan whatsapp data stored? In short, check everything! And keep me informed.

A week has passed.

- Chief! It seems we have found the reason.

- And what is it?

— The reason is banal to the point of horror. A third-party contractor had access to part of the databases and stored the data in the cloud. And in an open form. But the good thing is that these were only a few hundred records, and besides, there were not all biometric data, but only fingerprints.

- Well then. I'm waiting for you at home. Come fly!

This is how the story ended.

In March 2017, a security breach was detected after hundreds of transactions using the same fingerprints were found in the UIDAI, India's national and resident identification system. The incident raised major concerns about the privacy and security of biometric data.