State Bank of India discloses leak of 3,897 customer records
Original title: State Bank of India Suffers a Customer PII Data Leak
BreachForums user Siriusim posted SBI files, while the bank reported a much smaller official count.
State Bank of India told India's National Stock Exchange that 3,897 customer records had been leaked online. A BreachForums account named Siriusim claimed SBI user data, including a table of 375,000 rows and 2,722 PDF files. The bank said only a very small share of customers was affected. The article says India's market for trading personal data could raise harm for those people.
Unconfirmed: The forum post's row and file counts are a claim and may not match the bank's figure of 3,897 records.
- SBI did not say whether 3,897 records equal 3,897 people.
- The bank serves more than 500 million people.
- Siriusim claimed personal data plus new account and loan applications.
- The bank disclosed the incident in a notice to the National Stock Exchange.
Impact: Customer personal records leaked online
- Victims
- State Bank of India
- Organizations
- National Stock Exchange
- Countries
- India
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Relatively small data breaches in India can turn quite serious, thanks to a sophisticated underground market for trading PII.
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