State Bank of India reports cyberattack involving nearly 3,900 customer records
The State Bank of India (SBI) reported a cyberattack on Wednesday that left nearly 3,900 customer records vulnerable to exposure on the dark web. Preliminary findings indicated that the stolen information included personal details such as names, mobile numbers, dates of birth, email addresses, residential addresses, brand and customer identifiers, as well as loan records.
SBI has engaged an independent cybersecurity firm to conduct a thorough assessment and investigate the extent of the data leak. The bank assured that the incident is not expected to significantly affect its core business operations, financial performance, or business continuity. This comes at a time when regulatory focus on cybersecurity has intensified in India, as financial institutions face increasing threats.
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