Supreme Court shuts down YouTube channel
Supreme Court of India’s YouTube channel hacked to promote fraudulent XRP crypto scam
Hackers have successfully compromised the Supreme Court of India’s official YouTube channel, exploiting it to promote a fraudulent cryptocurrency scheme centered around Ripple’s XRP token. The incident,
Supreme Court takes down its YouTube channel after hackers upload cryptocurrency videos- All details
The Supreme Court of India’s YouTube channel was hacked and showed unauthorised cryptocurrency videos. The court promptly took the channel offline and plans to restore services soon.
Supreme Court Restores YouTube Channel After Hacking Incident
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Supreme Court of India's YouTube channel hacked, crypto content promoted
The Supreme Court of India's YouTube channel was hacked, with previous hearing videos set to private and a blank video promoting cryptocurrency content posted. This follows a trend of popular channels being targeted for scams,
Hackers breach Supreme Court of India’s YouTube, air crypto ads
The Supreme Court of India’s YouTube channel got hacked yesterday, turning a trusted legal platform into a billboard for crypto scam ads. This breach led to all the channel’s content being taken down.
Indian Supreme Court recovers YouTube account from XRP scammers
Supreme Court YouTube Channel Compromised: Hack Traces Date Back to 2020 | Full Story
The Supreme Court of India's YouTube channel was hacked, displaying cryptocurrency promotions instead of court proceedings. This unprecedented breach prompted an official investigation and channel disabling.
Supreme Court of India’s YouTube channel hacked, shows videos of US-based company ‘Ripple’
In a shocking incident, the official YouTube channel of the Supreme Court got hacked on September 18. The channel was showing videos that were promoting cryptocurrency developed by a US-based company ‘Ripple labs’.
Supreme Court's YouTube channel hacked, taken down
The Supreme Court of India's YouTube channel was hacked on September 20, showing cryptocurrency videos instead of live court proceedings. An enquiry has been initiated, and the channel's link has been disabled.
Supreme Court Of India's YouTube Channel Taken Down After Seemingly Being Hacked
The YouTube channel of the Supreme Court of India, which it uses to stream its court proceedings, is no longer accessible after it was seemingly hacked earlier in the day. What Happened: The top court’s YouTube channel showed videos promoting XRP,
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