In the span of a single day last week, Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs uncovered and dismantled more than 500 counterfeit websites designed to impersonate its own agencies — a quiet but sobering reminder that the architecture of public trust is increasingly a target. No harm was confirmed, no systems were breached, and no citizens were defrauded, yet the episode arrives as government impersonation scams in Singapore have more than doubled in a single year. The swiftness of the response speaks to institutional readiness, but the scale of the fabrication raises deeper questions about who bu