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Anonymous

Stealth • 2m

What's your views on this?? I get the intention of axis Bank to revive the ancient languages.But... While I watching this I thought the passwords can be inscribed in sanskrit but it generates the password in english but with Sanskrit word. What if the password generator website can be compromised by the hackers?? And hackers learn things at a rapid pace because if they lag behind it might not be fruitful to them. Still loved their intention behind it.

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Anonymous 6

Stealth • 2m

So, while we're reviving ancient languages, let's just hope the hackers aren't fluent in Sanskrit.

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Anonymous 5

Stealth • 2m

Even with good intentions, if the technology behind it isn't secure then money bolo ya paise or Mudra jo bhi hai bank mein, loot jayega.

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 2m

I think using Sanskrit for passwords adds a unique layer of security.

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 2m

Reviving ancient languages is a noble cause, but it’s not a silver bullet for modern security issues. If hackers get their hands on the generator, the Sanskrit aspect won’t save you. It’s important that security measures evolve alongside new threats.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 2m

Hackers adapt fast. If a password system is compromised, they’ll learn how it works quickly. Sanskrit passwords might sound innovative, but if the generator’s security is weak, hackers will figure it out just like any other system. It’s a nice idea but not a game-changer.

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 2m

get that Axis Bank’s effort to revive ancient languages is cool, but it’s not without flaws. Generating passwords in Sanskrit but ultimately using them in English doesn’t add much security. If the password generator gets hacked, the Sanskrit twist doesn’t do much to protect you.

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