TATA ELECTRONICS CONFIRMS CYBERATTACK, DATA LEAKED
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Tata Electronics has confirmed it suffered a cyberattack targeting portions of its IT infrastructure, with hackers subsequently leaking data. The company disclosed the breach in a statement to BleepingComputer.
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