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.

The channel streams hearings of notable court cases but temporarily showed promotional videos of XRP and Ripple Labs before being taken down.

The Supreme Court of India’s official YouTube channel has reportedly been hacked and rebranded as a digital payment network.

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,

XRP scammers hacked the Supreme Court of India’s YouTube account, and although it was recovered, it lost its subscriber base. The Supreme Court of India regained control of its official YouTube account shortly after it was hijacked by cryptocurrency scammers selling fake XRP investments.

Among the content currently featured is a video titled "Brad Garlinghouse: Ripple Responds To The SEC's $2 Billion Fine! XRP PRICE PREDICTION," which is actively streaming on the channel

The Supreme Court of India's YouTube channel, which was hacked on Friday, has resumed its services. The channel was compromised and displayed videos promoting a cryptocurrency by Ripple Labs. The court uses YouTube to stream live hearings of important cases.

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,