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Cyberattack on Apple Supplier Tata Electronics Exposes 200,000 Confidential Files
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First reported by Walla · 1 day ago
What happened
A cyberattack on Tata Electronics, an Apple supplier in India, leaked over 200,000 confidential files including Apple manufacturing and employee data. The breach also exposed sensitive documents from TSMC and Qualcomm. Tata and Apple are investigating and taking steps to limit damage and secure their supply chain.
- 01Cyberattack on Tata Electronics leaked 200,000+ internal files totaling 630GB.
- 02Leaked data includes Apple manufacturing details and employee personal information.
- 03Files from TSMC and Qualcomm, Apple’s chip and component suppliers, were also exposed.
- 04Tata restricted system access, hired forensic consultants, and informed authorities and clients.
- 05Apple’s security team is collaborating with Tata to mitigate damage and strengthen security.
- 06Investigation continues to determine breach scope and prevent further supply chain harm.
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