1.3 million Indian bank cards are up for sale on the dark web

Researchers at Group-IB, a Singapore-based cybersecurity company, have found a data dump of over 1.3 million credit and debit cards from India on a dark web site called Joker’s Stash. As reported first by ZDNet, researchers found the dump on October 28. Group-IB says some cards are being sold at $100, with a total value of the database estimated at over $130 million. According to researchers, this is the single biggest and one of the most valuable database uploads on the dark web. Right now, details of the source or origin of these card details are not known. But researchers…

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