
Navi Technologies got defrauded of 14.26 crores
Does anyone have further insights? What's the root cause? Any insider info?
Navi Technologies reportedly lost ₹14.26 Cr after a payment gateway bug allowed users to alter the payable amount to ₹1 post-transaction initiation, while the full original amount was charged to Navi.
This raises important questions:
From a technical standpoint, how could such a bug exist? Most payment gateways (e.g., Razorpay, Paytm) have a process to fix the amount during order creation. Could this be due to poor implementation or a misconfigured integration?
Legally and ethically, does exploiting such a bug count as "fraud"? Should the exploiters face punishment, or is this purely a failure on Navi and the third-party gateway's part?
What are your thoughts on this and does anyone have some insider news?
Link to the Mint article: https://www.livemint.com/technology/tech-news/navi-technologies-hit-by-rs-14-26-crore-cyber-fraud-heres-what-happened-11737457141061.html
QA roles might open up at Navi
Does anyone have further insights? What's the root cause? Any insider info?
Any basic tech and internal audit can identify these lapses outright, there seems to be more to uncover.
Whats happening out there at Navi? Are all disbursals halted now? Any insider news on what they're upto?
Can someone explain what just happened to PayTM and if other FinTechs could be subject to something similar?