Supreme Court faces phishing attack, 15 fake sites target secret data

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, Updated At : 06:15 AM Jan 11, 2025 IST

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The Supreme Court has come under a phishing attack with 15 fake websites — imitating the official website — soliciting personal details and confidential information from people. The SC Registry said cyber criminals were soliciting personal details and confidential information through fake websites, the URLs of which include www.scigoin.com, www.scicbiovven.com, www.scigoinvon.com, www.judiciaryche-ck.in, www.scis.scigovss.net, www.slcmain.in, www.judicialsearchinia.com,www.sclm.in and www.scin.in.

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