Alleged Data Leak Involving India's Bank of Baroda Reported on Dark Web
A threat actor has allegedly leaked approximately 1TB of data from India’s Bank of Baroda onto the dark web. The dataset reportedly includes customer and corporate banking information such as Aadhaar numbers, loan records, NetBanking details, NRI accounts, internal communications, audit reports, and branch-related documents across multiple locations in India. The leak was first noticed on a dark web tracking site called ransomeware.live by Srikanth Lakshmanan, founder of CashlessConsumer. He shared sample files online to verify the authenticity of the data breach. The alleged perpetrator is linked to TripleX, a hacking group previously associated with breaching an Indonesian bank in May 2026. Bank of Baroda has not confirmed any recent cyber incident or breach affecting its systems at this time.
Topics: banking customer data cybersecurity dark web