Hacker group claims access to 3.8 lakh SBI data entries

The claim was highlighted by cybersecurity monitoring account CyberPulse56 in a post on social media platform X.

According to the account, the group purportedly possesses about 3.8 lakh data entries in CSV format and 2,722 pdf documents associated with the country’s largest public sector lender.

The allegedly exposed dataset is said to contain customers’ personal information, residential addresses, loan applications, supporting documents and other applicationrelated records.

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Source attribution: Times of India – Business.

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