Blueprints. Supplier lists. Insurance policies. Even floor plans of control rooms. All allegedly from Reliance Infrastructure, a key contractor. The breach, tied to a ransomware group called 'World Leaks', exposes a chilling reality: India’s critical infrastructure may be more vulnerable than we think. Even though reactor cores are Russian-supplied and supposedly isolated, support systems; ventilation, power, cooling; are now in the hands of cybercriminals. And this isn’t the first time. In 2019, North Korean malware hit the plant’s admin network. The real scare? Most companies in India don’t even know they’ve been hacked. 73% of surveyed firms were unaware of past attacks. If the backbone of our nuclear energy expansion can be compromised this easily, what’s next? This isn’t just a Reliance story. It’s a national security wake-up call.