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Massive Data Breach: 160 Million Vietnamese Credit Records Stolen in CIC Hack

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22 September 2025
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ShinyHunters Breach Raises Alarming Questions About State Data Security

Reuters reports that Việt Nam is investigating one of its largest-ever data breaches after the National Credit Information Center (CIC), under the State Bank, confirmed that the cybercrime group ShinyHunters had exfiltrated roughly 160 million records of personal and credit‐related data.

According to the Vietnam Cyber Emergency Response Team (VNCERT), the breach involved unauthorized access to the State Bank of Vietnam’s database; the full scope is still being assessed. The data being sold on dark web forums includes names, addresses, ID numbers, debt and income records, risk analyses, and other sensitive personally identifiable information (PII).

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