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JLR cyberattack: Tata Motors unit says operations severely hit; no customer data stolen

Jaguar Land Rover, owned by Tata Motors, faced a major cyberattack. This forced the company to shut down its systems globally. Retail and production activities have been severely affected. The company is working to restore operations. There is no evidence of customer data theft so far. This attack adds to JLR’s existing challenges with demand and trade.
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