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Bank of Baroda Says Core Systems Safe After Dark Web Data Leak Report

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Bank of Baroda has issued an official statement in response to reports of a data leak appearing on the dark web. The bank clarified that its core banking infrastructure remains fully secure and uncompromised. The breach was limited to a single employee's email account, rather than any central banking system. The bank sought to reassure customers and stakeholders that critical financial data and operations were not affected.

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