Financial institution customer information may have been leaked, multiple banks have denied the authenticity.

Recently, a report about the leakage of customer information from financial institutions has attracted widespread attention in the market. It is reported that some netizens posted on an overseas forum, claiming to sell customer data from multiple banks and insurance companies. The leaked information reportedly involves hundreds of thousands of customer records, including sensitive personal information such as names, identification numbers, phone numbers, deposit data, and home addresses.

In response to this incident, several involved Financial Institutions have made statements. A relevant person in charge of a certain bank stated that they have conducted a detailed verification of the claimed "customer information". Upon comparison, it was found that the so-called customer information does not include the actual account information of the bank, and does not match the key elements of real customer data. The bank believes that this so-called customer information is likely to be false data fabricated or pieced together by criminals to gain illegal benefits.

At the same time, other mentioned Financial Institutions also responded to this matter. They all denied the authenticity of the so-called customer information sold on the dark web and emphasized that they will continue to strengthen the protection of customer information.

This event has once again sparked public concern over personal information security. With the arrival of the digital age, personal data protection has become an important challenge for Financial Institutions and regulatory bodies. Financial Institutions need to continuously improve their information security systems and adopt stricter protective measures to ensure customer privacy and fund security. At the same time, the public should also raise awareness of personal information protection and handle various operations involving sensitive personal information with caution.