- Rahul Sinha
- November 13, 2017 - 2 min read
Fraud in healthcare — Information manipulation is rampant and here is how to tackle it with an elegant solution.
One of the areas where fraud is rampant and can have serious consequences is healthcare. Normally this manipulation of information is done for specific monetary gains — e.g inflating the bills for claiming a larger amount from insurance or medical reimbursement or even generating fictitious bills for procedures never carried out. There are also cases where doctors have been practicing impudently for years on the back of fake credentials and caused material damage to unsuspecting patients.
- Rahul Sinha
- May 23, 2017 - 3 min read
An elegant solution to address the problem of fake cheques
Isn’t it ironic that we are talking about cheque fraud in an era of high technology and instantaneous payments ? Nevertheless this is a problem that is very real even in today’s world. Cheque fraud can be of several types — counterfeit or fake cheques, using a genuine cheque but forging the signature and finally altering details of beneficiary fraudulently. In this article we will mainly focus on the first problem of counterfeit or fake cheques.
- Rahul Sinha
- March 14, 2017 - 2 min read
How to secure and verify warehouse receipts for credit analysis and bank financing
Credit analysis is an important part of regular bank financing. While doing a credit analysis, bankers and lenders have to rely on documents to support the claims as given by the entity being examined. For example : the banker will rely on warehouse receipts to certify the inventory of finished goods or raw materials including details like product, grade, quantity etc. This is important as the value of this inventory will determine the collateral that is available as security for the financing which is extended to the borrower
- Rahul Sinha
- February 16, 2017 - 3 min read
Trustworthy credentials for lawyers and bar council members are the bedrock of a functioning legal system
For any system to function properly, we need to be able to trust and accept the parameters on which it is based. Lack of trust leads to people going down the wrong route or spending time and money to verify. For example, take the legal system. We go to the courts to seek redressal of a wrongdoing or crime and the court takes into account the evidence that is presented and arrives at a conclusion.
- Nikhil Jhingan
- September 20, 2016 - 3 min read
QR Phishing: Stop placing URLs in QR Codes when security and privacy is paramount
To make it convenient to verify, many organisations have started incorporating QR Codes containing URLs on documents issued by them. Examples are government issued licenses, inspection reports, insurance certificates, degree & transcripts, pathology reports, receipts etc. Using plain URLs in QR Codes is inviting phishing attacks The idea is that when a third-party comes across this document, they can use any QR Code scanning App on their phone — scan the code and it will open the URL on the phone browser.
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