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Alleged State Bank of India customer data leak with about 3.75 lakh records surfacing on the dark web
State Bank of India, the largest lender in India, was hit by a suspected cyberattack and customer data leak, with about 3.75 lakh records appearing on the dark web, according to a disclosure the bank made to the stock exchange on October 21, 2026. The alleged data includes personal information, loan applications, and their supporting documents.
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- The claims state that about 375,000 data rows in CSV format and 2,722 documents in PDF format belonging to the bank's customers were leaked.
«375,000 CSV rows▪️ 2,722 PDF documents»
The Times of India - The alleged data includes customers' personal information, loan applications, and their supporting documents.
«Personal customer information▪️ Loan applications and supporting documents»
The Times of India - The incident was disclosed to the stock exchange on October 21, 2026, and about 3.75 lakh records appeared on the dark web.
«approximately 3.75 lakh records surfacing on the dark web, according to a stock exchange filing on October 21, 2026»
Instagram - One source indicated that the leak claim was registered on October 16, 2026.
«Claim reported: October 16, 2026»
The Times of India
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