Darkwebdecoded SBI Data Breach Exposes 3,897 Customer Records on Dark Web
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- •3,897 customer records from SBI found on the dark web.
- •Exposed data includes sensitive personal information but no passwords or PINs.
- •BJD demands investigation into SBI's handling of the breach and employee corruption.
The State Bank of India (SBI) confirmed that 3,897 customer records were found on the dark web, following a review of 375,000 records posted by a group called Siriusim. The exposed data includes names, mobile numbers, dates of birth, addresses, email addresses, CIF IDs, and loan-related metadata, but no passwords or PINs were compromised. The Biju Janata Dal (BJD) has criticized SBI for failing to detect the breach and has called for a transparent investigation and action against corrupt employees. Affected customers are advised to remain vigilant against phishing and fraud attempts. The origin of the data remains unconfirmed, raising concerns about internal security practices at SBI.
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