India’s Largest Bank Finds Customer Records In Suspected Dark Web Leak
The State Bank of India said on Wednesday it had identified 3,897 customer records containing personal information within a dataset suspected of having been exposed on the dark web and had opened an investigation into whether the material is genuine Image Source: @IndianTechGuide on X The records included customers’ names, dates of birth, gender, registered mobile numbers, email and residential addresses, internal branch and customer identifiers, and metadata attached to loan and lead files, the state-owned lender said in a stock exchange filing. SBI said it was alerted on 16 October by its threat intelligence provider, the Defence Cyber Agency and CERT-In, India’s government cyber security agency. A preliminary examination of roughly 375,000 records circulating on the dark web produced the 3,897 containing personal data. The bank said it had activated its incident response and containment procedures and appointed an independent security firm accredited by CERT-In to assess the ...