SBI confirms data leak after 4,000 customer records found on dark web
The State Bank of India has acknowledged a data breach and said around 4,000 customer records have been identified on the dark web. The disclosure came after cybersecurity monitoring account CyberPulse reported that a threat actor calling itself Siriusim had posted documents and personal data allegedly tied to the bank. That claim alleged a dataset of roughly 3,75,000 rows across CSV files along with 2,722 PDF documents. The reported material reportedly included customer details, loan applications, supporting paperwork, account-opening forms and addresses. The bank's confirmation establishes that at least part of the leaked information is genuine, though the full scope of the breach has not been detailed in the report.
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