New Delhi.Mumbai Bharti Airtel has firmly denied allegations of a massive data breach which claimed that the personal data of 375 million Indian users was being sold on the dark web. Airtel stated that there is no evidence supporting these claims, calling it a “desperate attempt” to damage the brand’s reputation.
Airtel Denies Data Breach Of 375 Million Users, Calls It “Desperate Attempt To Defame”
Unverified reports had claimed that the personal details of 375 million Airtel users including their phone numbers, emails, addresses, dates of birth, father’s names, and Aadhaar numbers were allegedly being sold on the dark web.
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There has been an ongoing report alleging that Airtel customer data has been compromised. We have done a thorough investigation and can confirm that there has been no breach whatsoever from Airtel systems,” an Airtel spokesperson shared with IANS on Friday. (Also Read: Zomato Relaunches ‘Intercity Legends’ As per Dark Web Informer on X, a threat actor identified as ‘xenZen’ was claiming to sell data of Airtel users on a community called BreachForums. The price set by the threat actor to sell the information india
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A hacker claimed to have access to Airtel India customers database comprising details of 37.5 crore users. The database allegedly contains customers’ mobile numbers, date of birth, father’s name Aadhaar ID, email ID and more.
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