Thenewsmill Railways Deactivate 3.03 Crore Suspicious User IDs Using Aadhaar Authentication
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In 2025, Indian Railways deactivated 3.03 crore suspicious user IDs linked to train ticket bookings. This action was taken using Aadhaar-based authentication and multi-layer cybersecurity measures to protect genuine passengers. The initiative also blocked 60.43 billion malicious bot requests within six months, enhancing the integrity of the booking system.
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2025-01-01
Implementation of Aadhaar-based authentication begins
2025-12-31
60.43 billion malicious bot requests blocked
2026-02-13
Railways Minister announces deactivation of suspicious IDs in Parliament
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