Tata Technologies data leaked by Ransomware

The Ransomwari Group called the Hunters International published some data that it claims to be stolen from Tata Technologies, more than a month after the Indian company Confirm the ransom attack This led to the suspension of some services.

The leaked data, published on the gang Dark Wek website – that TECHCRUNCH witnessed – personal details about some current and former employees in Tata Technologies, as well as secret information, including purchase orders and company contracts with customers in India and the United States.

The Ransomware Gang says that the data set includes more than 730,000 documents, including Excel data schedules, PowerPoint offers, and PDF files, and totaling about 1.4 TB in size.

In late January, Tata Technologies informed the Indian stock exchanges about a ransom attack that affected “a few” assets of information technology in the company. At that time, Tata said that her customer services “have been working at full capacity and are not affected all the time.”

It is not clear whether the data downloaded by the Hunters International Ransomware group related to the ransom attack revealed by Tata Technologies earlier this year. When accessed several times by Techcrunch, Tata representatives have not yet provided the comment.

Tata Technologies was founded in 1989 as a Tata Motors automatic unit, a separate company in 1994 and operates as a company for the Indian Tata Tata Tata.

Tata Technologies provides product engineering, research and development services for car cars, airlines and engineering companies in 27 countries. The company has 20 delivery centers and more than 12,500 employees, According to his website on the web.

The appearance in late 2023Hunters International is relatively new Ransomware-AS-A-Service GroupThe infrastructure of the infiltrators who are accused of ransom, and the Hunter International takes a set of returns from the ransom payments.

Hunters International seems to have some links with Hunters Ransomware, which is largely law enforcement agencies Break In 2023, the cell gang Some stolen data leaked By another Tata Group, Tata Power, in 2022.