Nearly 19,000 files totalling 14.3 gigabytes that appear for the search term ‘KKNP’ - an acronym for the nuclear plant - in the data have been online since June 11, according to independent cybersecurity researcher
Nearly 19,000 files totalling 14.3 gigabytes that appear for the search term ‘KKNP’ - an acronym for the nuclear plant - in the data have been online since June 11, according to independent cybersecurity researcher
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Nearly 19,000 files totalling 14.3 gigabytes that appear for the search term ‘KKNP’ - an acronym for the nuclear plant - in the data have been online since June 11, according to independent cybersecurity researcher
Indian businessman Anil Ambani's Reliance Group, one of the plant's contractors, told Reuters in a statement that there had been a "partial breach" of its data on a server hosted by third-party Indian data centre service provider Yotta, and that the government has been informed about the incident.
