Apple supplier Tata Electronics confirms cyberattack, confidential files leaked on dark web
By
Tim Hardwick
11d ago· 2 min readenNews
Summary
Tata Electronics, a key Apple manufacturing partner in India, confirmed a cyberattack that led to over 200,000 confidential files being leaked on the dark web by the ransom group World Leaks. The leaked documents belong to both Apple and Tesla, both customers of the Indian supplier. The incident was detected a few weeks ago and reported by security researchers to Reuters.
Source
bskyApple supplier Tata Electronics confirms cyberattack, confidential files leaked on dark webmacrumors.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledA few weeks ago, Tata Electronics identified a cybersecurity incident on some of our systems.
One of Apple's key manufacturing partners in India has confirmed it was recently the target of a cyberattack that has resulted in confidential Apple documents being leaked on the dark web.
Security researchers told Reuters that ransom group World Leaks had shared more than 200,000 files belonging to Apple and Tesla, both of which are customers of the Indian group.
One of Apple's key manufacturing partners in India has confirmed it was recently the target of a cyberattack that has resulted in confidential...
You might also wanna read
The MacRumors Show: Latest iPhone 18 Pro Leaks and Rumors
MacRumors·9h ago
Security Researcher Discovers Critical Vulnerabilities in Tata Motors' Public Websites
A security researcher details their discovery of multiple critical vulnerabilities in Tata Motors' public websites that exposed sensitive in
eaton-works.com·8mo agoIndia iPhone Factory Shutdown Threat: Tata Electronics Faces Tamil Nadu Pollution Notice
Gadget Hacks·19d ago
Factory floor emerges as new cyber battleground
timesofindia.indiatimes.com·1d ago
Infineon security microcontroller flaw enabled extraction of TPM secret keys
it4sec.substack.com·1y ago
TSMC Employees Accused of Stealing Trade Secrets for iPhone 18 Chip Process
TSMC, Apple's chipmaker, reported that several former employees attempted to steal trade secrets related to its advanced 2-nanometer chip pr
9to5mac.com·11mo ago
Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.