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SBI Confirms Data Leak of 4,000 Customer Records on Dark Web

SBI Confirms Data Leak of 4,000 Customer Records on Dark Web

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ThreatCluster •October 21, 2026 at 15:42 UTC
  • •SBI confirmed a data leak affecting nearly 4,000 customer records.
  • •Sensitive information, including names and loan details, was found on the dark web.
  • •SBI has engaged a cybersecurity agency to conduct a thorough assessment.

The State Bank of India (SBI) has confirmed a data leak involving nearly 4,000 customer records, which include sensitive information such as names, addresses, and loan details, found on the dark web. The bank has appointed a cybersecurity agency to assess the breach and has stated that its business operations remain unaffected. The incident was first reported on October 21, 2026, and the bank is currently investigating the source of the leak. SBI has not disclosed how the data was compromised or whether any specific vulnerabilities were exploited. The bank is working to ensure the security of its systems and protect customer information.

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2026-10-21
SBI confirms data leak
SBI reported that nearly 4,000 customer records were found on the dark web and appointed a cybersecurity agency for assessment.
Timesofindia.Indiatimes

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What information was leaked?
The leaked data includes names, addresses, and loan records of nearly 4,000 SBI customers.
How did the data leak occur?
SBI has not disclosed the method of the data breach, and the investigation is ongoing.
What actions is SBI taking in response?
SBI has appointed a cybersecurity agency to assess the breach and ensure the security of its systems.