ICICI Bank Fastag Data Allegedly Breached
Harsh Parekh
Founder & CEO @Securze - Helping companies improve their #cybersecurity | Among Top 40 Hackers in India on HackerOne Leaderboard 2022
Security Analysts at Securze have uncovered a potentially significant data breach affecting ICICI Bank’s Fastag service. On Saturday, August 10, 2024, our team identified a post on the dark web by a threat actor using the alias “Dominatrix,” claiming to have successfully compromised sensitive customer information related to the bank’s electronic toll collection system.
According to the hacker’s post, the allegedly stolen 100GB+ documents and data which includes:
If verified, this breach could impact millions of ICICI Bank Fastag users across India, potentially exposing them to various forms of identity theft and fraud.
Key Points:
What Should Fastag Users Do?
While the breach remains unconfirmed, it’s advisable for ICICI Bank Fastag customers to take precautionary steps:
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We will continue to monitor this developing situation and update our readers as more information becomes available. ICICI Bank customers who have concerns are encouraged to contact the bank’s customer service directly for the most up-to-date guidance.
Remember, in today’s digital age, staying informed and practicing good cybersecurity habits are crucial for protecting your personal and financial information.
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3 个月Orgs are still in dilemma between proactive security and reactive security. Incidentally they do not consider proactive approach to be more budget friendly. This causes gaps and such incidents happens to pertigious institutes. They do not understand their image is more important than any other thing. It is all about trust.
Important share, Harsh! ?? The consequences of data breaches are getting more severe each day. Do you think organizations are doing enough to invest in proactive measures, or is there still too much focus on reactive responses after breaches occur? Would love to hear your thoughts! Also do check out our blog on a recent ransom campaign?? https://opensecuritylabs.com/blog/2024/08/cloud-extortion-env-100k-domains/