According to iThome, on October 27, biotech company Tien Liang Biotech (4127) issued a material announcement on the Market Observation Post System (MOPS), stating that it recently received consumer reports of suspected personal data leakage and that an investigation revealed an automated attack on the database provided by its outsourced service platform vendor, in which partial information was unlawfully scraped [1]. Upon learning of the matter, Tien Liang immediately contacted the outsourced platform vendor, demanding clarification on whether company-related data was affected and the actual scope of data involved [1]. At the same time, Tien Liang activated its internal incident response and investigation mechanisms, taking necessary protective and control measures against potential risks [1].
Tien Liang asked its outsourced platform to determine whether an automated database attack reached the company's own data
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- Disclosed
- Oct 28, 2026
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- Nov 10, 2026
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- Nov 10, 2026
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At the same time, Tien Liang activated its internal incident response and investigation mechanisms, taking necessary protective and control measures against potential risks [1]
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Source excerpt: "Tien Liang will continue to jointly investigate the cause and scope of impact with the outsourced vendor and has required the vendor to simultaneously conduct a security review and implement necessary protective hardening. Based on preliminary findings, the incident has no material impact on the company's finances or business operations." [1].
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“天良將持續與委外廠商共同調查事件原因及影響範圍,並要求廠商同步進行資安檢視及必要的防護強化。根據初步調查結果,此次事件對公司財務及業務尚無重大影響。”
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