An Apple supplier in China suffered a cyberattack—could it impact iPhone production or customer data? Here’s what we know.
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Apple Supplier Targeted in Cyberattack
Apple Supplier Hit by Cyberattack Raises Supply Chain Alarms A major Apple manufacturing partner in China was hit by a significant cyberattack earlier this month, raising concerns about potential disruptions to the tech giant’s tightly controlled supply chain. According to a report from DigiTimes, the breach may have exposed sensitive production data tied to Apple devices—though the full scope remains unclear. For consumers wondering if this could delay the next iPhone or compromise personal information, the short answer is: unlikely, but the situation is being closely monitored. Credit: Google What We Know So Far Sources familiar with the incident told DigiTimes that the attack targeted internal systems handling manufacturing workflows and component logistics. While no customer data appears to have been exposed—Apple keeps user information separate from its supply chain databases—the breach did potentially compromise proprietary production schedules, design specs, and inventory data. The…