On Tuesday, **Bajaj Auto**, one of India's largest vehicle manufacturers, confirmed it had fallen victim to a ransomware attack. The company, known for producing motorcycles, scooters, and commercial vehicles, including being the world's largest manufacturer of three-wheelers, detailed the incident in a regulatory filing. The attack specifically targeted systems at **Bajaj Auto** and its subsidiary, **Bajaj Auto Technology Limited**, which focuses on technology development, engineering, and research. While **Bajaj Auto** has not yet identified the threat actor, confirmed any data exfiltration, or disclosed whether a ransom demand was issued, the company emphasized its swift response. Precautionary measures were immediately implemented to contain the impact, with internal technical teams and external cybersecurity experts working to mitigate the breach. This incident at **Bajaj Auto** follows a series of cyberattacks targeting major Indian manufacturers. Earlier this week, **Tata Electronics** confirmed its own cybersecurity incident after a group known as **World Leaks** published what it claimed were confidential documents stolen from the company. The authenticity of these leaked files remains unverified. **World Leaks** is an extortion group with a history of targeting organizations across various sectors, including manufacturing, healthcare, technology, consumer services, and energy, with victims spanning the United States, Europe, Canada, and India. At present, there is no indication linking the ransomware attack on **Bajaj Auto** to the incident at **Tata Electronics**.