Unverified BreachForums post claims leak of SBI customer records
Original title: SBI Data Breach Claim – Hackers Allegedly Claim Access to 3.75 Lakh Users’ Database
Siriusim allegedly posted 375,000 CSV rows and 2,722 PDFs; SBI had not confirmed the claim.
A threat actor using the name Siriusim allegedly posted banking documents and customer records on BreachForums and called it a first disclosure. Reports say samples may include KYC records, Aadhaar numbers and addresses, but India Today could not confirm the material or whether it is new. Available reporting identifies no exploited flaw, stolen login or compromised server.
Unconfirmed: Authenticity, source, scale and whether the data is new or recycled remain unverified.
- CyberPulse reported the allegation on October 16, 2026.
- India Today said SBI had not commented as of October 19.
- A row count does not prove 375,000 unique customers.
- Four sample customer records were reportedly shared.
Impact: Alleged exposure of KYC, Aadhaar and address records
- 1.Verify unexpected bank messages through official channels.
- 2.Do not disclose passwords, PINs or one-time passwords.
- 3.Avoid installing shared APK files.
- Threat actors
- Siriusim
- Victims
- State Bank of India
- Countries
- India
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An unverified SBI data breach claim alleges that a threat actor named Siriusim posted customer records and banking documents online. The claimed dataset contains 375,000 CSV rows and 2,722 PDF files, but those figures do not establish that 3. 75 lakh unique customers were affected.
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