22
Oct
The State Bank of India (SBI), the nation's largest public sector lender, has officially confirmed a highly concerning cybersecurity incident. Reports have surfaced that 3,897 customer records were discovered floating on the dark web, prompting an immediate internal investigation. While the absolute number of affected accounts might seem mathematically insignificant compared to the bank's massive customer base of nearly half a billion people, this SBI data leak represents a critical vulnerability in the foundational infrastructure of India's legacy banking system. When a financial institution of this immense scale suffers a breach, the focus should not merely be on the volume…
