[AI generated] PingCAP is a technology company founded in 2015 in Beijing, China, specializing in distributed database software. It develops TiDB, an open-source, MySQL-compatible distributed SQL database designed for hybrid transactional and analytical processing. Its cloud offering, TiDB Cloud, provides fully managed database-as-a-service on major cloud platforms.
🏴☠️ Fulcrumsec has just published a new victim : PingCAP / TiDB Cloud
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