Me, thinking about my CV. I will add:
- @UIDAI best friend
- @aadhaarapi buddy
- A reccuring nightmare for @getpeid
- @WikoMobile lover
- Twitter porn bot hunter
Already agreed on this. In current structure, Khosla Labs are UIDAI endpoint, AadharAPI is not. They need to extend the net.
Sub AUA gets data from AUA who gets it from ASA who have access to Aadhaar data via UIDAI. AUA and ASA are under formal agreement with UIDAI.
Private or not doesn't matter. Whoever has been implementing #Aadhar infrastructure and its dependent services are hilariously and shamefully incompetent. It's scarier because it's not like a app that you can choose not to use. You're already using it, indirectly.
Had implemented PCI DSS where I work, know the stuff. UIDAI have already documented everything. But you will always find some developer who is not reading everything in docs and relying on forum like groups.google.com/forum/m/#!…
I did a little Google and found that AadharAPI are just Sub-AUA most probably getting their data from @KhoslaLabs which is primary AUA and responsible for security of data. Here is total list of AUA maintained by UIDAI.
uidai.gov.in/images/list_of_…
@rssharma3@UIDAI - Am assuming you still want to stick to your age old dialogue of 'There has never been an Aadhar breach , and anyone saying otherwise is a lier'?
Guys at least learn to use puppet if you want to make us poor Indians into puppets at the end of the aadhaar chain. You're doing stupid things I've seen developers fired for, one after the other.
Hey @aadharapi, Can you please tell us how the swap file got there? Do you not have a proper deployment process? Or is there no review of what gets committed and pushed? Or do your devs write code on the production machine (scary!)?
This. For example. You're offering a secure AadhaarAPI for others to use "securely" and are running a wordpress without basic scans, obviously.
Who is responsible if your shoddy coding habits compromise client sites?