About
Why this site exists, and who runs it
Shit's happening all around the world. Scams, hacks, data leaks. CyberShitty.com is an India-first site that reports this mess plainly: what happened, whether it is confirmed, and what you should do next. Every fact links to its source.
Lost money? Call 1930 first, or report it at cybercrime.gov.in.
Who runs it
CyberShitty.com is founded and edited by Vivek Kumar, a full-stack developer based in India. Every piece is checked against its sources before it is published, and errors are corrected openly under our corrections policy. Vivek is also the site's Grievance Officer.
Why it exists
- ₹22,845.73 crore was reported lost to cyber fraud on the national cybercrime portal in 2024 (Ministry of Home Affairs, in the Lok Sabha).
- Police registered 1,01,928 cyber-crime cases that year, the first time above one lakh (NCRB data, in the Lok Sabha).
- Hindi is the mother tongue of 43.63% of Indians (Census 2011), yet fewer than 0.1% of websites use Hindi (W3Techs).
Help does exist: 1930, cybercrime.gov.in, Chakshu, the RBI Ombudsman and every state's cyber police. But it is spread across many portals, and someone who has just been cheated needs the right step in the first hour. This site puts those steps in one place, in plain English and Hindi.
Why the name
The name is the only joke on this site. Scams, hacks and leaks are the internet's mess, and we show that mess as it is. Everything else comes with a source.
What you'll find here
- Get help: the first hour after a fraud, a step-by-step checklist if you have lost money, guides to official tools, cyber police contacts for every state, and bank fraud numbers.
- Scams explained, a scam checker and the Scam Lab: safe, interactive demos of real scam patterns.
- News and analysis: reports, a breach tracker, threat-actor profiles and a daily digest of exploited software flaws.
- हिन्दी: the help pages, scam explainers and many reports in Hindi.
How we work
- A fact is called confirmed only when it comes from a primary source or from two independent, reputable outlets.
- Claims by criminal groups are labelled as claims.
- Mistakes are corrected openly, with a dated note.
- Private victims are never named.
- We use AI tools for research, drafting, translation and parts of the code. Nothing is published until it has been checked against its sources.
The full rules: editorial standards and corrections policy.
What we won't do
- Host or link to leaked data.
- Publish scam-number lists or attack instructions.
- Phone you, or ask for money, an OTP or remote access. Anyone who says they are from this site and offers to “recover” your money is a scammer.
Ownership
An individual publisher: Vivek Kumar. No advertising, no sponsored posts, no affiliate links.
Contact
Tips, corrections and press: webtask7777@gmail.com, or see contact. Grievances: grievance redressal.
Sources for this page
- Ministry of Home Affairs — Lok Sabha Unstarred Question 432, cases of cybercrime (2 Dec 2025)
- Ministry of Home Affairs — Lok Sabha Unstarred Question 251, national cyber crime data (21 Jul 2026)
- Census of India 2011 — population by mother tongue
- W3Techs — usage of content languages for websites (accessed 1 Oct 2026)