Tata Electronics confirms data breach exposing Apple and Tesla supplier documents
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Jagmeet Singh
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Tata Electronics, a key supplier to Apple and Tesla, confirmed a data breach after over 630GB of data (204,300+ files) appeared on a hacker forum. The leaked files include Apple supplier specifications and Tesla manufacturing documents. The breach highlights cybersecurity risks in the global tech supply chain as Tata Electronics expands its role.
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· 3 pulledTata Electronics, an Indian electronics and semiconductor manufacturer and a key supplier to Apple and Tesla, among other tech giants, confirmed a data breach weeks after files purportedly obtained from the company appeared on a hacker forum.
The hacker forum listing claims to offer more than 630GB of data allegedly stolen from Tata Electronics, comprising over 204,300 files.
A review of a sample of the files by TechCrunch found what appear to be Apple supplier specifications and Tesla manufacturing documents.
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