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Seqrite report: TCS says no impact of 'purported breach' on its data, systems

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7 Oct 2017 12:06 PM GMT
Seqrite Cyber Intelligence Labs had said it had tracked an advertisement that claims to have 'secret access' to database.
In a typical targeted cyberattack, a threat actor once inside the attacked network establishes a foothold and then collects valuable information to subsequently transfer to the command and control server (C&C).
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In a typical targeted cyberattack, a threat actor once inside the attacked network establishes a foothold and then collects valuable information to subsequently transfer to the command and control server (C&C).

New Delhi: Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), the country's largest software services firm, on Saturday said it has seen no impact on its systems due to "purported breach" flagged by security firm Seqrite Cyber Intelligence Labs.

"There is no impact to TCS data, mails or its other systems as a result of the purported breach," TCS said in a regulatory filing.

Earlier this week, Seqrite Cyber Intelligence Labs (a unit of BSE-listed Quick Heal Technologies) had said it had tracked an advertisement that claims to have "secret access" to database dump of over 6,000 Indian entities, including government agencies and private organisations.

It named a number of organisations in its blog, including UIDAI (Aadhaar) and TCS.

The Aadhaar-issuing body, UIDAI, had also clarified that there has been no security breach of its database or central repository.

( Source : PTI )
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