Telangana High Court Website Hacked
- Cyber Crime police begin probe into Telangana High Court website hack
- Complaint filed after BDG SLOT betting site replaces order downloads
The Telangana High Court website has been hacked, creating concern among the legal community and the public. Users attempting to download court orders reported that instead of receiving PDF files, they were redirected to an online betting site named BDG SLOT. The issue surfaced on November 15 when visitors found the unauthorized site link appearing in place of official documents.
According to the report, the High Court registrar immediately filed a complaint with the police after detecting the breach. The Cyber Crime Police registered a case and began investigating the source of the hacking attempt. Officials have not yet confirmed how the attackers gained access to the system or whether any sensitive data has been compromised. However, the incident highlights a serious vulnerability in one of the state’s most critical digital infrastructures.
Meanwhile, the disruption has affected legal practitioners and litigants who rely on the High Court’s digital platform for official copies of judicial orders. Many lawyers reportedly faced difficulties accessing essential documents due to the unauthorized redirect. The breach not only undermines trust in the system but also raises questions about cybersecurity readiness in key government institutions.
Investigators are now tracing the origin of the BDG SLOT link and assessing the scale of the compromise. Further action will likely depend on the findings of the Cyber Crime Police, who are expected to coordinate with digital forensics experts to restore normal website access. Security patches and stronger firewalls may also be implemented to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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