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Avnet, a global electronics distributor, has confirmed a security breach. The company says the data taken by intruders was not readable. The incident underscores continuing risks to supply-chain firms and raises questions about detection, response and downstream impact.
Avnet, a major global electronics distributor, confirmed a cybersecurity incident that involved the theft of data it says was rendered unreadable. The confirmation has drawn scrutiny on supply-chain risk, disclosure practices and the broader ransomware landscape.
Avnet, a global electronics distributor, confirmed a security incident and stated that the data allegedly taken from its systems is unreadable. The company says it is investigating; experts warn about supply-chain risk and regulatory implications.
Avnet, a global electronics distributor, has confirmed a cybersecurity incident and told reporters that stolen data is unreadable. The disclosure raises questions about scope, impact and the technical meaning of "unreadable" data as companies confront growing supply-chain and distribution risks.
Analysis of reported plans to impose a 100% tariff on computer chips: background on tariffs and semiconductors, likely economic and industry effects, legal and geopolitical considerations, expert perspectives and data-driven context.
An in-depth look at how PCMag conducts computers and electronic reviews and lab tests, the methodologies used, the role of independent testing in consumer decision making, and the transparency and ethical questions that surround product review journalism.
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