Apple iPhone 18 Pro supplier list, parts and photos exposed in Tata data leak
The leak includes supplier maps, engineering documents and drop-test photos, exposing more than 200,000 files in a breach tied to World Leaks.
- Apple is "concerned" about a recent data breach at Tata Electronics, a manufacturing partner in India, after hackers exposed over 200,000 files last week.
- Ransom group World Leaks shared stolen documents containing "confidential" Apple watermarks and images of the 18 Pro and Pro Max undergoing drop tests.
- Leaked files depict a "slab-shaped, grey handset with a three-rear-camera setup and an Apple logo," while AppleInsider reports schematics for the upcoming A20 system-on-a-chip were exposed.
- Documents from TSMC, Qualcomm, and Tesla were also compromised, affecting Tata as a growing supplier diversifying Apple's manufacturing away from China.
- With the 18 Pro expected to launch in early September, Apple is particularly monitoring the leaked drop test photos and their potential impact on the upcoming announcement.
50 Articles
50 Articles
A group of ransomware that stole data from Tata Electronics has posted photos, videos and documents on Apple mobile components and providers on the dark web
Apple's Secret iPhone 18 Pro Files 'Stolen' in Massive Tata Data Breach as Dark Web Leak Sparks Global Alarm
Hundreds of gigabytes of sensitive blueprints and internal records have reportedly been stolen from a major manufacturing facility in India, raising fears of a significant industrial data breach. Investigators are now assessing whether closely guarded design secrets and supply chains linked to two of the world's biggest companies have been exposed. Inside the Dark Web Leak According to internal records and an anonymous insider, the dark web data…
Apple iPhone 18 Pro supplier list, parts and photos exposed in Indian supplier's data leak
Sensitive lists of components and suppliers, and photos of Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 Pro models are part of files posted on the dark web by the ransomware group that stole data from the US firm’s Indian supplier Tata Electronics, according to documents and a source. The exposure threatens the carefully negotiated business of building the iPhone, which Apple assembles from a thicket of suppliers worldwide. It could also upset Apple and its relat…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 36% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
