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Center-Left Owned by The Printers (Mysore) Pvt. Ltd.SIM-binding mandate risks disruption with limited cybersecurity gains: Study
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New Delhi: The Department of Telecommunications’ (DoT) SIM-binding directive, which requires messaging apps to link user accounts to registered physical and digital SIM cards, is unlikely to meaningfully improve cybersecurity while imposing significant costs and inconvenience on consumers and…
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The Esya Centre study finds that India's proposed SIM-binding mandate could disrupt consumers and MSMEs, increase business costs and offer limited cybersecurity benefits, leaving phishing, malware and other cyber fraud risks largely unaddressed.
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New Delhi: The Department of Telecommunications’ (DoT) SIM-binding directive, which requires messaging apps to link user accounts to registered physical and digital SIM cards, is unlikely to meaningfully improve cybersecurity while imposing significant costs and inconvenience on consumers and…
