SBI finds 3,897 customer records on dark web after hacker’s claim
State Bank of India (SBI) has disclosed a suspected customer data breach, saying it found 3,897 records containing personal information on the dark web. The country’s largest public sector lender confirmed the findings in a stock exchange filing on Wednesday and has launched a detailed cybersecurity investigation.
Via YourStory
The bank said it received alerts from its threat intelligence service provider, the Defence Cyber Agency and the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), all pointing to a possible exposure of customer information. In a preliminary review of around 3.75 lakh records circulating on the dark web, SBI identified 3,897 records containing personally identifiable information.
The disclosure follows a claim made last week by a threat actor using the name “Siriusim”. In a post on BreachForums, a site known for…
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