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Congress pulls up SBI over data breach, seeks accountability; experts call leak 'no ordinary incident'

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Congress pulls up SBI over data breach, seeks accountability; experts call leak 'no ordinary incident'

Congress has raised concerns regarding a significant data exposure involving 3,897 customer records from State Bank of India.

The bank confirmed the leak following alerts from its cybersecurity providers and has since initiated an investigation.

Experts warned that the leaked data may pose risks to national security due to the bank's prominence.

Meanwhile, SBI assured that customer balances remain safe and are implementing security measures.

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