Tata Electronics confirmed a cybersecurity incident after extortion group World Leaks published more than 630 GB of data that is overwhelmingly Apple-related according to a file index. The breach affects an Indian contract manufacturer that assembles iPhones and supplies other global tech companies.
The leak contains mostly Apple-related files.
An index of the posted cache shows it is overwhelmingly an Apple data set.
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NVD published SAP-sourced entries on November 10 for flaws an unauthenticated attacker could reach over the network.
CISA has added an exploited FreeSWITCH flaw, CVE-2026-116779, to its known-exploited catalog, with a due date of November 12.
Apple's M6 iMac starts at $1,499 with a 10-core CPU and GPU, and a $1,699 12-core model adds four Thunderbolt 4 ports. Preorders open Oct. 28 and units arrive Nov. 6.
Apple's online store now limits customers in the U.S. and other markets to two iPhone Duo units, with the cap enforced at checkout. Apple has not commented publicly on the limit.
Apple has announced its second event of the month for October 28 at 10 a.m. PT under the tagline “Pro and tell.” The gathering follows the October 13 product launch. Reports indicate expected reveals include OLED MacBook Pro models along with other hardware updates.
