CBSE On-Screen Marking System Faces Scrutiny After Teen Exposures
A nationwide controversy erupted over the CBSE's On-Screen Marking system after three teens highlighted its flaws, leading the board to admit vulnerabilities in its OnMark portal and deploy a cybersecurity team.
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CBSE vs student: Board admits flaws after teen hacker exposes website vulnerabilities
CBSE has addressed security vulnerabilities found in its OnMark portal, thanking ethical hackers for their assistance. A cybersecurity team, including experts from government agencies and IITs, has been deployed to strengthen the system. The statement comes after 19-year-old ethical hacker Nisarga Adhikary alleged security flaws in CBSE's digital evaluation ecosystem
By TOI Education
Read full article →3 teens vs CBSE: How the Class 12 paper-checking system OSM blew up, and the board corrected, defended, countered
Vedant, Sidhant and Nisarga fueled nationwide row over CBSE's On-Screen Marking system, highlighting flaws, sparking "questions from Gen Z for Modi govt”
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