The bank has commissioned an independent cybersecurity firm to determine the full scope of the incident. According to the institution, the exposed data does not pose a material threat to its core business operations or financial stability. This security lapse arrives as India’s central banking regulator intensifies pressure on financial institutions to fortify their digital infrastructure against a growing wave of sophisticated cyber threats.
State Bank of India Investigates Leak of 3,900 Customer Records
Nearly 3,900 customer records from the State Bank of India have surfaced on the dark web, exposing sensitive personal data including loan histories and residential addresses. The lender confirmed the breach on Wednesday, noting that the compromised files contained information ranging from mobile numbers to official customer identifiers.
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