SynopsisAttackers are increasingly stealing such detailed information to understand how critical infrastructure is built, identify weak links, and plan future attacks, cybersecurity experts told ET. They emphasised that such information always remains a high-value target as it can be useful long after a breach.The reported leak of engineering drawings, supplier details, and project documents linked to the Kudankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu has highlighted the growing risk of cyberattacks that have a more profound impact than merely paralysing routine operations.Attackers are increasingly stealing such detailed information to understand how critical infrastructure is built, identify weak links, and plan future attacks, cybersecurity expertsNow Playing
Hackers are playing the long game with critical infrastructure blueprints - The Economic Times
Attackers are increasingly stealing such detailed information to understand how critical infrastructure is built, identify weak links, and plan future attacks, cybersecurity experts told ET. They emphasised that such information always remains a high-value target as it can be useful long after a breach.
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