Tata Electronics says it is investigating a reported cybersecurity incident after researchers claimed a ransomware group published a large number of files. Multiple outlets report that the researchers allege the leaked materials are linked to Apple and Tesla and that the documents may include sensitive business information. NDTV says the alleged content includes Apple-related documents such as component specifications, quality inspection standards, and staff information, while other reports focus on the overall scale of the alleged leak. 9to5Mac and Daily Sabah both state Tata Electronics has confirmed it was targeted, with claims that hackers stole and leaked confidential documents associated with Apple and Tesla. India Today reports the figure of roughly 200,000 to 200,000-plus files linked to the two companies, reflecting variation in how the totals are presented across coverage. All outlets note that the incident is being investigated and that the claims about what was stolen or leaked are attributed to researchers and hackers. Tata Electronics has not publicly verified the specific contents beyond confirming the investigation, and details of any impact or customer disruption are not described in the reports.