Whalesbook Bank of Baroda Faces Alleged 1TB Data Leak on Dark Web
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- •Approximately 1TB of sensitive data allegedly leaked due to an employee email compromise.
- •Leaked data includes Aadhaar numbers, loan records, and internal documents.
- •Bank of Baroda's core banking systems remain secure; forensic investigation initiated.
Bank of Baroda is reportedly facing a significant cybersecurity incident involving the alleged leak of approximately 1TB of sensitive customer and internal banking data on the dark web. The breach is attributed to the compromise of an employee's email account, leading to unauthorized access to specific data files. The leaked information includes personal details such as Aadhaar numbers, loan records, and internal audit documents. The bank has confirmed that its core banking systems remain secure and that immediate containment measures were implemented. A forensic investigation is underway, and the bank is collaborating with relevant authorities. The incident was first highlighted by cybersecurity researcher Srikanth Lakshmanan, who shared evidence of the leak on social media. Despite the claims, the authenticity of the leaked data has not been independently verified, and regulatory bodies have yet to confirm the breach.
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