Supreme Court's YouTube channel hacked
Supreme Court of India’s YouTube Channel Hacked and Taken Down
The Supreme Court of India's YouTube channel was hacked and displayed videos related to Ripple Labs before being taken down. A court official confirmed the channel will resume shortly. The channel is used for live-streaming important cases and has over 2 lakh subscribers.
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