Account holders’ data at risk due to major SBI shortfall: Report

If you also have an account with State Bank of India, this message is for you only. According to a report released on Wednesday, January 30, there has been a sharp decline from the Bank of India. SBI forgot to protect its server, which is why millions of account holders’ information is generally at risk of changing. However, the server has been protected since the report was released, but the release by State Bank of India, the country’s largest bank, raises a number of questions.

Website Tech Crunch The report said that the server of the State Bank of India (SBI) Mumbai Data Center was running without a password. This includes two months of data from ACI Quick. For public information, let us know that SBI Quick is a missed call banking service. With the help of this service, account holders will receive balance, mini report, demand check book and other information.

TechCrunch reports that this information was provided by a security researcher. The researcher said there was no password on the SBI server. In such a scenario, one can easily access the bank data of millions of account holders such as mobile number, part account number, account balance and recent transactions.

The report states that real-time account holders can access messages sent from a server connected to the SBI Express service. The TechCrunch report said that on Monday, January 28, about 3 million messages were sent to State Bank of India (SBI) account holders. This information about how long the server is password protected is not currently released. We contacted SBI in this regard, but as of the time of writing the news, no official response has been received from the bank.