New Delhi: As one-time passwords (OTPs) become a routine part of online banking and shopping, the different formats in which these messages arrive can make it harder for users to distinguish genuine alerts from scams. The telecom regulator is now looking to standardize OTP messages across banks, online platforms and other companies to make them easier to recognize and harder for fraudsters to imitate, two people aware of the discussions said. Experts, however, see only limited effectiveness. Source link Post navigation Daylight Saving Time 2026: 1-hour clock change on November 1, 301-117 House vote and Senate roadblock — 3 things to know Dussehra-Vijayadashami 2026 wishes family, friends and colleagues; WhatsApp status: Celebrate triumph of good over evil