State Bank of India customer data leaked on dark web
State Bank of India launched an investigation after being notified that material on the dark web contained 3,897 customer records, and individually notified affected customers. The leaked material included names, contact details, addresses, dates of birth, customer identifiers and metadata from loan-related records. On 14 November, further details of a police investigation emerged indicating that records relating to approximately 375,000 customers had been stolen and circulated following a breach of the bank’s global IT centre in Navi Mumbai.
Key facts
- Affected organisation
- State Bank of India
- Incident type
- Data breach
- Occurred / detected
- Not confirmed
- Scale of damage
- Indications that records relating to approximately 375,000 customers were stolen and circulated
- Cause / method
- Indications that CSV, JSON and PDF files from the UNO 2.0 and RAAS applications were stolen through a breach of the bank’s global IT centre
- Location
- India
If your data was exposed
Exposed dataNamePhone numberAddressDate of birthUsage & purchase history
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Timeline
- State Bank of India confirmed a customer data leak following claims of a dark web leak.
- The presence of 3,897 customer records on the dark web and the launch of an investigation were reported.
- The bank individually notified 3,897 affected customers and said their funds were safe.
- The bank said it was continuing to investigate the cause of the personal data leak.
- A police investigation revealed indications that records relating to approximately 375,000 customers had been stolen and circulated.
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