Devdiscourse News Desk | India
A massive data breach involving Reliance Group has raised alarms regarding the safety of India's largest nuclear facility, the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant, located in Tamil Nadu. The ransomware group, World Leaks, published files purportedly containing sensitive blueprints and supplier details linked to the plant.
The incident has exposed vulnerabilities in India's cybersecurity infrastructure as hacks become increasingly common. A breach of this magnitude potentially puts plant safety at risk, with experts warning of the dangers these files could pose if exploited by foreign actors.
Reliance Group, the contractor for parts of the plant, confirmed a partial data breach and noted the involvement of third-party service provider Yotta. Indian authorities are probing the situation, as the nation attempts to bolster its cyber defenses against rising threats.
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