India's Cowin portal, which holds details on the country's Covid-19 vaccination programme, has not been directly breached, according to the health ministry and the IT minister. Some social media posts ...

Asserting that the CoWIN portal was completely safe with adequate safeguards for data privacy, the government on Monday dismissed as "mischievous" the claims of a data breach on the platform and said ...

Union Health Ministry on Monday said reports claiming CoWIN data breach are without basis and mischievous in nature and that the platform is "completely safe". CoWIN has adequate safeguards for data ...

New Delhi: The CoWIN system is introducing a new feature of four-digit security code from May 8 to minimise data entry errors about vaccination status that would subsequently reduce inconvenience ...

The Health Ministry on Monday said reports of data breach of beneficiaries who received COVID vaccination are “without any basis and mischievous in nature.” It said the Indian Computer Emergency ...

New Delhi: Amid reports of an alleged breach of data on the CoWIN platform, the Centre on Monday said these reports were “without any basis” and “mischievous in nature”, and that the matter has been ...

The Union Health Ministry said that the foreign nationals can use their passport as ID for registration on CoWIN. New Delhi: In order to minimize errors and inconvenience caused to citizens while ...

The health ministry on Friday clarified that no data has leaked from the CoWin portal and the entire data of residents is safe and secure on this digital platform. It also added two new features to ...

Six members can now be registered using one mobile number on CoWIN portal for Covid-19 vaccination as opposed to the current cap of four family members, as the government on Friday announced having ...