Hackers Claim Access To Confidential Data Of 3.75 Lakh SBI Accounts
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- ✓A hacker group called Sirisium allegedly stole confidential data from 3.75 lakh State Bank of India accounts, according to an X post on Tuesday.
- ✓The stolen files include personal details and loan documents.
- ✓Experts said, "The threat actor describes this as the first disclosure of the dataset," raising fears of fraud.
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Up to 3.75 lakh customers of State Bank of India, have allegedly had their confidential data stolen by a hacker group going by the name 'Sirisium', as per an 'X' post by cybersecurity account CyberPulse 56, on Tuesday.
This data reportedly consists of personal customer information, loan applications, supporting documents, access to data from applications linked to accounts, addresses and other details. The cybersecurity account stated that the veracity, source of origin, and the scale of this alleged data theft is yet to determined.
The hackers claimed that they have accessed 3.75 lakh accounts as well as 2,722 PDF files.
"The threat actor describes this as the first disclosure of the dataset," the account said.
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