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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