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Reports of leak of Indian Film Certification Board data, including unreleased scripts
Reports have surfaced of a security breach involving data from India's Central Board of Film Certification, including confidential documents linked to more than 500 films. The incident has raised concerns in the film industry about the security of sensitive materials submitted for certification.
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- According to the reports, the affected documents are linked to more than 500 film titles.
«confidential documents linked to more than 500 film titles were allegedly exposed»
The Times of India - The alleged exposure occurred through the board's e-Cinepramaan portal.
«exposed through its e-Cinepramaan portal»
The Times of India - The documents include unpublished scripts, censorship orders, cut orders, and distribution agreements.
«including unreleased scripts, censor cut orders and distribution agreements»
The Times of India
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