Apple Inc.Data leak at key supplier Tata exposes iPhone 18 Pro component and supplier details, threatening supply chain secrecy and straining relationship.

Sensitive lists of components and suppliers, along with photos of Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro models, have been posted on the dark web by the ransomware group that stole data from Apple's Indian supplier Tata Electronics. The leaked files include at least six documents mapping many components in the iPhone 18 Pro models to specific suppliers, detailing chips on the main circuit board, battery parts, and camera components. The data also contains photographs of iPhones undergoing drop tests at a Tata plant, dated early 2026, showing a grey handset with a three-rear-camera setup. The breach threatens Apple's carefully guarded supply chain secrecy and could strain its relationship with Tata, which is emerging as a key manufacturing partner outside China. Apple is investigating the matter and working with Tata on long-term measures, while Tata has restricted internal access and hired a consultant for a forensic audit.
Apple Inc.Data leak at key supplier Tata exposes iPhone 18 Pro component and supplier details, threatening supply chain secrecy and straining relationship.
Ransomware attack at Tata Electronics leaks sensitive Apple data, leading to internal restrictions, forensic audit, and potential reputational/legal damage.