India Needs a Better Security System to Prevent Hacking

TIRUPUR, India - June 7, 2013 - PRLog -- Debarghya Das, an Indian student from Cornell University hacked into indian education database of ISC and ICSE school exam results and makes visible to everyone the defects in the marking system and happily wrote it on a online post. This student was born in Kolkata and majoring in computer science told that he ran a simple computer program in order to access all the results. He told this information through phone from New York and added that he was shocked that there is no high security system implemented to avoid hacking.

He made a deep analysis and created graphs about the results. He discovered an interesting difference in the marking system. He find out that there were different scores of 33 numbers were not succeeded between the maximum of 100 and minimum passing of 35 marks. He had done this to help his two close friends who had attended the exams recently. It took him a lot of time to writing blogs and post of 19 pages of his result with data and explanations. He wrote it on the topic of hacking into the Indian education system. He done this after the results published and ensures that there was no chance to change values and over ride the marks.

He done this to make visible how our education board have few measures to hide this kind of sensitive information. Currently he is at Google, working on captioning system of You Tube. He is also working on a tongue-controlled game and in the early days he was in active game and the applet design. Innovative technology designs in tshirts are available at 99tshirts.com. We provide customised mens full sleeve tshirts, womens raglan long sleeve t-shirts, camisoles, aprons, 3/4 pants, youths ringer tees, inners, pillow covers and many other products with offers and free shipping.

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