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Supreme Court of India's YouTube Channel Hacked: Hackers Replaced Content with Ripple (XRP) Ads

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. A Shocking Breach of Trust
  2. Details of the Cyberattack
  3. Response and Public Reaction

  4. On September 20, 2024, the Supreme Court of India’s YouTube channel was hacked in a major cybersecurity attack. In the attack, hackers replaced the actual legal content with promotional information regarding Ripple’s (XRP) token.

    A Shocking Breach of Trust

    SupremeCourtOfIndia is the official YouTube channel of the court, which is helpful for the Indian public to get important updates, legal decisions, and other public interest content. However, on September 20, the content was quickly changed to videos and livestreams promoting Ripple cryptocurrency.

    Details of the Cyberattack

    From the first reports, it was understood that the attack took place on September 20 in the early morning. Unwanted videos and live streams, such as promotion videos and advertising of the Ripple cryptocurrency, were posted and played on the channel. The website’s official IT team responded within the hour, but it took several more hours to regain control and delete the fake content. During this period, the channel’s subscribers and viewers were fed misleading information.

    Response and Public Reaction

    As soon as the violation was identified, the IT department of the Supreme Court of India, along with the help of cybersecurity professionals, acted immediately. The hackers were locked out, and all Ripple-related content was removed. The incident raised awareness about the need for better protection for online platforms, especially those related to governmental and judicial bodies. Discussions on social networks also raised questions about what measures should be taken to prevent similar incidents in the future and the role of technology companies like YouTube in ensuring security.

    This incident highlights the need for enhanced cybersecurity, especially for governmental and other significant organizations. Experts predict a rise in such attacks, necessitating serious measures to protect digital platforms.

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