Supreme Court issues urgent public warning against fraudulent websites stealing sensitive user data

The <b>Supreme Court of India</b> has issued a critical public warning regarding a <b>fake website</b> actively harvesting sensitive personal and legal data from unsuspecting citizens. The malicious portal has been designed to closely mimic official judicial web portals, tricking users into submitting confidential information under the guise of court filings or case status checks.<br><br>Cyber security agencies and court administrators have noticed a sharp surge in sophisticated digital scams targeting individuals navigating legal systems. Fraudsters utilize cloned web addresses, phishing links, and deceptive messaging to lure victims into sharing OTPs, passwords, and financial credentials, exploiting trust in the highest judicial institution of the country.<br><br>Citizens are strictly advised to verify official web URLs ending in gov.in or nic.in before accessing judicial services or entering personal data online. Avoid clicking on unverified links received via SMS, WhatsApp, or email, and report any suspicious cyber activities immediately to the national cybercrime helpline or official authorities.