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Crypto Ads Fill Supreme Court's YouTube Channel After Hack
The official YouTube channel of the Supreme Court of India was purportedly compromised by hackers on Friday showing crypto advertisements. The top court has been using the video streaming platform to live telecast cases of constitutional and public importance for a wider audience.
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Supreme Court's YouTube Channel Restored After Hacking
Supreme Court on Friday announced that its YouTube channel is now live as it was temporarily disabled due to hacking.
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"Will Resume Shortly": Supreme Court YouTube Channel Taken Down
The Supreme Court's YouTube channel has been taken down after hackers posted a message promoting a US-based firm's cryptocurrency.
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Database Safe But There's A New Leak. 1.3 Lakh Aadhaar, Bank Details Out
The UIDAI, the body that governs Aadhaar, has told the Supreme Court that its database cannot be breached or used to profile citizens. A new data leak suggests that there may be no need for hackers to go that far.
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Supreme Court Website May Have Been Hacked: Reports
"Site under maintenance," read the message on the landing page of supremecourtofindia.nic.in, following reports that the site had been defaced by Brazilian hackers.
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Anonymous hacks Indian sites to protest against Vimeo, others being blocked
Hacker group Anonymous on Tuesday brought down for a few hours the websites of the Supreme Court and the Congress party. On its twitter account, they posted "Namaste #India, your time has come to trash the current government and install a new one. Good luck. | #SaveTPB#Anonymous #Censorship"
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Anonymous hacks Indian sites to protest against Vimeo, others being blocked
Hacker group Anonymous on Tuesday brought down for a few hours the websites of the Supreme Court and the Congress party. On its twitter account, they posted "Namaste #India, your time has come to trash the current government and install a new one. Good luck. | #SaveTPB#Anonymous #Censorship"
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Tell us how you did it, Pak court jokes with hackers
Hackers would be granted bail if they taught judges how to do the job, Pakistan's Supreme Court said in a lighter vein as it heard the bail plea of two teenagers who had broken into the Supreme Court website last year.The Supreme Court then granted bail to the two teenagers who are accused of hacking its official website and placing derogatory mate...
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Crypto Ads Fill Supreme Court's YouTube Channel After Hack
The official YouTube channel of the Supreme Court of India was purportedly compromised by hackers on Friday showing crypto advertisements. The top court has been using the video streaming platform to live telecast cases of constitutional and public importance for a wider audience.
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Supreme Court's YouTube Channel Restored After Hacking
Supreme Court on Friday announced that its YouTube channel is now live as it was temporarily disabled due to hacking.
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"Will Resume Shortly": Supreme Court YouTube Channel Taken Down
The Supreme Court's YouTube channel has been taken down after hackers posted a message promoting a US-based firm's cryptocurrency.
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Database Safe But There's A New Leak. 1.3 Lakh Aadhaar, Bank Details Out
The UIDAI, the body that governs Aadhaar, has told the Supreme Court that its database cannot be breached or used to profile citizens. A new data leak suggests that there may be no need for hackers to go that far.
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Supreme Court Website May Have Been Hacked: Reports
"Site under maintenance," read the message on the landing page of supremecourtofindia.nic.in, following reports that the site had been defaced by Brazilian hackers.
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Anonymous hacks Indian sites to protest against Vimeo, others being blocked
Hacker group Anonymous on Tuesday brought down for a few hours the websites of the Supreme Court and the Congress party. On its twitter account, they posted "Namaste #India, your time has come to trash the current government and install a new one. Good luck. | #SaveTPB#Anonymous #Censorship"
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Anonymous hacks Indian sites to protest against Vimeo, others being blocked
Hacker group Anonymous on Tuesday brought down for a few hours the websites of the Supreme Court and the Congress party. On its twitter account, they posted "Namaste #India, your time has come to trash the current government and install a new one. Good luck. | #SaveTPB#Anonymous #Censorship"
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Tell us how you did it, Pak court jokes with hackers
Hackers would be granted bail if they taught judges how to do the job, Pakistan's Supreme Court said in a lighter vein as it heard the bail plea of two teenagers who had broken into the Supreme Court website last year.The Supreme Court then granted bail to the two teenagers who are accused of hacking its official website and placing derogatory mate...
