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State Bank of India confirms customer data exposure on dark web

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State Bank of India confirmed that the personal details of 3,897 customers were found on the dark web, included within approximately 3.75 lakh leaked records. The leaked information includes names, mobile numbers, dates of birth, and residential addresses. State Bank of India disclosed the incident to the BSE and the National Stock Exchange on October 21.

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State Bank of India stated in its disclosure that the incident will have no material impact on the bank’s business. The bank received communications regarding the suspected exposure of customer data on October 16 from the Defence Cyber Agency and the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team.

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