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The chipmaker says its own systems show no sign of compromise while it investigates the leak.
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SITUATION DETECTED: TSMC reported that some of its employees’ information, matching records held by a cloud service provider, had been posted online without authorization. The company is investigating and has currently found no evidence that its own systems were compromised.Read original on X
TSMC says some employee data was posted online without authorization
TSMC says some employee data was posted online without authorization
TSMC says some employee data was posted online without authorization
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