CISCE Warns Students Against Fake DigiLocker Website Seeking Personal Details

CISCE Warns Students Against Fake DigiLocker Website Seeking Personal Details

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New Delhi, Updated on May 22, 2026 16:19 IST
A fake website using names of DigiLocker and CISCE is reportedly misleading students and parents online. Users have been advised to use only official websites for board-related services. Check details. A fake website using names of DigiLocker and CISCE is reportedly misleading students and parents online. Users have been advised to use only

A fake website using names of DigiLocker and CISCE is reportedly misleading students and parents online. Users have been advised to use only official websites for board-related services. Check details

CISCE Warns Students Against Fake DigiLocker Website

CISCE Warns Students Against Fake DigiLocker Website

Fake DigiLocker CISCE Portal:Β A fake website claiming to provide DigiLocker and CISCE (Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations) services has been found online, raising concerns among students and parents. The website digilocker.cisceboard.org is misleading users by appearing similar to official education and digital document platforms.

Students and parents have been advised not to enter personal information, Aadhaar numbers, OTPs, passwords, bank details or payment information on this fake website. Cyber experts and authorities have warned that such websites may be created to steal sensitive user data and misuse it for fraud or cybercrime activities.

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Fake DigiLocker CISCE Portal: Users Asked to Verify Official URLs

Authorities have asked users to check website links before accessing any online service related to examination results, certificates or DigiLocker documents. Users should only check official government or board websites for downloading marksheets, certificates and other academic documents.

Do Not Share Aadhaar, OTP or Payment Details

Students and parents have been advised not to share

  • Aadhaar number

  • OTPs received on mobile phones

  • Bank or payment information

  • Passwords or login credentials on any suspicious or unverified website

Cyber safety experts said official platforms do not ask users to share OTPs or payment details through unknown links. Users should immediately leave any website that asks for personal information.

How to Stay Safe Online?Β 

Authorities have shared a few important cyber safety tips for students and parents

  • Always verify URL before logging in

  • Use only official websites and apps

  • Do not click on unknown links shared on social media or messaging apps

  • Check HTTPS connection

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