Alleged massive Indian KYC data breach mocks CERT-In's 'secure BFSI' cybersecurity drill brag
kingslyj · x · 2026-10-30
Citing an alleged breach, kingslyj notes leaked data reportedly includes KYC records, ID documents, PAN and Aadhaar details, credit reports, bank statements, loan applications, signed agreements, insurance records, CRM data, employee info, login histories and audit logs.
He mocks that if verified, CERT-In's tweet boasting a full-day AI-risk cybersecurity drill for the BFSI sector will rank alongside CBSE's earlier "secure & robust IT platform" claim as peak Digital India irony. The breach remains unverified.
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