SBI data leak claim: CyberPulse flags alleged exposure of 3.75 lakh records, 2,722 PDFs
By : Anshul October 21, 2026 | 07:49 IST Published On Oct 21, 2026 | 07:49 IST
A threat actor claims to have stolen unverified customer data from the State Bank of India, including personal details and loan applications. SBI systems remain unconfirmed as compromised.
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).
According 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.
CyberPulse first reported the claim on October 16, saying the threat actor had described it as the first disclosure of the dataset.
A threat actor identified as Siriusim claims to have leaked customer documents and personal data allegedly associated with the State Bank of India (SBI). Target: State Bank of India (SBI) ???? Country: India ???????? Sector: Banking / Financial Services ???? Claim reported: October 16, 2026 Claimed dataset: ▪️ 375,000 CSV rows ▪️ 2,722 PDF documents ▪️ Personal customer information ▪️ Loan applications and supporting documents ▪️ Account-opening applications ▪️ Address and other application-related details ⚠️ The threat actor describes this as the first disclosure of the dataset. The authenticity, origin and extent of the alleged exposure remain UNVERIFIED.
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