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State Bank of India

Indian public sector bank and financial services organizationwww.sbi.bank.in

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Oct 28, 2026

AksharaHOST
0:38
First, security researchers revealed that AI found a flaw in the programming language, PHP, responsible for 70% of the world's websites.
AksharaHOST
0:46
Days later, data records linked to SBI were posted on the dark web for sale.
AksharaHOST
0:51
And then in Bengaluru, eMudra, which is an Indian company whose job is to vouch that websites are genuine, admitted that some of its secret security keys were nothing of the sort.
AksharaHOST
1:02
So they were meant to be random numbers about 116 digits long, but shockingly, they turned out to be single digit numbers like four.
Shray ChandraHOST
11:14
But the fact of the matter is that even when you have a housing loan...
Shray ChandraHOST
11:17
It's like thinking like a FD from a random cooperative bank or something is the same as a fixed deposit from, say, SBI or HDFC or something like that.
Shray ChandraHOST
11:26
It can be a housing loan, but what you're using it for and who's the builder is matters quite a bit.
Deepak ShenoyGUEST
11:30
In fact, okay, here's an interesting other point, and maybe we should cover this in the end.
Dave ScarletHOST
35:01
A third hacker used the same kind of AI bots and walked away with a trove of credit card data.
Dave ScarletHOST
35:07
The State Bank of India, the country's biggest lender, found customers records for sale on the dark web.
Dave ScarletHOST
35:14
The IMF warned that AI is cutting cyber attacks from days down to minutes.
Dave ScarletHOST
35:19
Britain switched off 32 government services while it patched one flaw in the code.
speaker_0HOST
16:08
And the scale gets even larger when you look at BlackRock, literally the biggest asset manager on the planet.
speaker_0HOST
16:15
They are partnering with SBI and Startail to explore connecting tokenized money market funds with Japan's JPYSC stablecoin.
speaker_1HOST
16:23
You really have to consider the implications of that mechanism.
speaker_1HOST
16:26
BlackRock is targeting the global money market, which is measured in the trillions of dollars.
Brian CubellisHOST
29:12
A few times with standard chartered signed definitive agreements to acquire 100% of Zodiac custody with regulated entities in Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, the UAE and Luxembourg.
Brian CubellisHOST
29:22
The deal still needs some approvals, but Zodiac custody business moves into the bank's securities services division while its software arm will spin out as Zodiac Solutions under SC Ventures backed by Northern Trust, SBI, NAB Ventures and Emirates NBD.
Brian CubellisHOST
29:40
Anything on the standard charter deal? I know we've discussed it a few times in the show, but it looks like this is finally being finalized here.
Liam NelsonHOST
29:49
Nothing really for me, just because they didn't share any metrics about the dealer amount of Zodiac customers.
Jake ClaverHOST
89:09
That's today at 8.45 p.m. Central Standard Time.
Jake ClaverHOST
89:14
That's a $15.5 trillion asset manager is working with SBI and StarTail, the companies behind JPYSC, a stable coin tied to the Japanese yen.
Jake ClaverHOST
89:31
Really? Really.
Jake ClaverHOST
89:33
black rock working with a yen stable coin.
Jake ClaverHOST
92:22
I don't really find any benefit from that in those conversations.
Jake ClaverHOST
92:26
So I just try to not necessarily rebuke what they say, but provide them the actual information that they may not understand correctly.
Jake ClaverHOST
92:38
Um, Kings of Buena says, did you see BlackRock partnering with SBI? I just read the tweet there.
Jake ClaverHOST
92:45
Uh, that's, you know, SBI owns 10% of Ripple.
Srinivas VenkatramGUEST
22:39
And we've applied it in different shades of the same idea.
Srinivas VenkatramGUEST
22:44
For example, the first time when we applied it was with State Bank of India.
Srinivas VenkatramGUEST
22:51
During the tenure of Mr. O.P. Bhatt,
speaker_1ADVERTISER
22:53
who
Brian CubellisHOST
29:12
A few times with standard chartered signed definitive agreements to acquire 100% of Zodiac custody with regulated entities in Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, the UAE and Luxembourg.
Brian CubellisHOST
29:22
The deal still needs some approvals, but Zodiac custody business moves into the bank's securities services division while its software arm will spin out as Zodiac Solutions under SC Ventures backed by Northern Trust, SBI, NAB Ventures and Emirates NBD.
Brian CubellisHOST
29:40
Anything on the standard charter deal? I know we've discussed it a few times in the show, but it looks like this is finally being finalized here.
Liam NelsonHOST
29:49
Nothing really for me, just because they didn't share any metrics about the dealer amount of Zodiac customers.
Shannon JoyHOST
48:00
They're warning that the attacks leave almost no trace and some sites may not even know if they've been hit and on and on and on, right? And this was shared millions upon millions upon millions of times.
Shannon JoyHOST
48:11
They go in to say, you know, Japan, India, the State Bank of India, criminals are using AI agents to break into 400 plus Latin American banks.
Shannon JoyHOST
48:22
Capcom confirmed a breach exposing 11.7 million email addresses.
Shannon JoyHOST
48:27
GitLab, LiteLLM, blah, blah, blah, and on and on and on.
Samantha LewisHOST
40:27
And who are the launch partners?
Eric SaranieckiGUEST
40:29
TradeReb, Broadridge, SBI, you know, very early participants.
Eric SaranieckiGUEST
40:33
In this latest wave, there are others that are super committed, like Asakjen and Amerix, that really get it.
Ian EpsteinHOST
40:38
Right.

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