A cybersecurity monitoring account on X, CyberPulse (@CyberPulse56), has flagged a claim by an unidentified threat actor operating under the name Siriusim that it has obtained customer information allegedly linked to the State Bank of India (SBI).
\n\nAccording to CyberPulse, the alleged dataset comprises 3,75,000 entries in CSV format and 2,722 PDF documents. The information is said to include personal customer details, residential addresses, loan applications, supporting documents, account-opening applications and other application-related records.
\n\nCyberPulse first reported the claim on October 16, saying the threat actor had described it as the first disclosure of the dataset.
\n\n‼️DATA LEAK CLAIM — STATE BANK OF INDIA ????????
\n\nHowever, the authenticity, origin and extent of the alleged exposure remain unverified. There is no independent confirmation that SBI's systems were compromised or that the documents originated directly from the bank.
\n\nThe number of entries reported does not establish how many individual customers, if any, may have been affected.
\n\nThe alleged data leak has not been confirmed.
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