Security News > 2021 > March > India payment app MobiKwik denies data leak, says customers may have posted own data to Dark Web
Indian payment app maker MobiKwik has denied its security has been breached, saying that if it's true, as has been claimed, that its customers' information has appeared on the dark web, then some other platform was totally responsible for that.
"Some users have reported that their data is visible on the dark web," reads a message from the company, dated March 30.
"While we are investigating this, it is entirely possible that any user could have uploaded her or his information on multiple platforms. Hence, it is incorrect to suggest that the data available on the dark web has been accessed from MobiKwik or any identified source."
Amid its denials and threats of legal action, MobiKwik said it investigated the possibility its systems had been compromised and customer records exfiltrated and leaked.
MobiKwik customers say a sample of the firm's data remains online and for sale.
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