Tata Electronics Data Breach Exposes iPhone 18 Pro Secrets
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A cyberattack on Tata Electronics in late June exposed confidential Apple documents, including iPhone 18 Pro schematics, component lists, drop-test photos, and details about the A20 Pro chip. The stolen data surfaced on the dark web beginning June 22, marking what observers called Apple's biggest leak in history. Apple's legal team launched an aggressive campaign to remove the leaked materials from social media platforms, while the company expressed concern over the supplier breach and its exposure of sensitive supply chain information.