Hackers Claim Santander Breach, Data for Sale on Dark Web

News11 Nov 2025

A threat actor has claimed responsibility for a breach of Banco Santander’s internal network, alleging the theft of 10,000 confidential records. The actor is now purportedly offering the stolen data for sale on the dark web.

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