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Indian Exam Board Admits to Cybersecurity Flaws Found by Teen

Indian Exam Board Admits to Cybersecurity Flaws Found by Teen
Bloomberg Technology Sunday 31 May 2026, 14:33 UTC By Sidhartha Shukla 1 min read
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National Students’ Unions of India (NSUI) members protest at the CBSE headquarters in New Delhi, India, on May 30.

National Students’ Unions of India (NSUI) members protest at the CBSE headquarters in New Delhi, India, on May 30.
Indian Exam Board (ORG) Teen National Students’ Unions of India (ORG) NSUI (ORG) CBSE (ORG) New Delhi (LOCATION) India (LOCATION)
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