India says allegedly leaked nuclear plant files pose no safety risk

India says allegedly leaked nuclear plant files pose no safety risk
India’s NPCIL said documents leaked online and linked to the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant do not contain information affecting nuclear safety or security, and appear limited to non-nuclear Balance of Plant materials. The leak was claimed by World Leaks, while Reliance Group reported a partial breach involving data hosted on Yotta and officials said there is no evidence that reactor systems were compromised. #WorldLeaks #KudankulamNuclearPowerPlant #NPCIL #RelianceInfrastructure #Yotta

Keypoints

  • NPCIL said the leaked files do not affect nuclear safety or security.
  • The documents appear tied to the plant’s conventional Balance of Plant work.
  • World Leaks claimed responsibility for publishing nearly 19,000 files.
  • Reliance Group reported a partial breach involving data hosted on Yotta.
  • The incident follows a prior Kudankulam intrusion linked to Lazarus Group in 2019.

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