Hackers attack Foxconn again, Apple doesn't appear to be at risk
More than 10 million documents spanning 8 terabytes of data were reportedly stolen from Foxconn's network. Confidential AMD, Google, and Intel projects are at risk of exposure, but Apple's tech appears to be safe. Apple supply chain partner Foxconn suffered a cyberattack at its Wisconsin facility. Even with Apple's extensive security measures for pre-production designs, the company's supply chain partners often fall victim to cyberattacks. In December 2025 , an Apple assembler in China was targeted by attackers, with the same thing happening to Luxshare in January 2026 . Now, Foxconn has become the latest Apple supply chain and assembly partner to suffer a cyberattack. On Tuesday, the company confirmed its facility in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, had been impacted by the attack in May 2026. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
What happened?
More than 10 million documents spanning 8 terabytes of data were reportedly stolen from Foxconn's network. Confidential AMD, Google, and Intel projects are at risk of exposure, but Apple's tech appears to be safe. Apple supply chain partner Foxconn suffered a cyberattack at its Wisconsin facility. Even with Apple's extensive security measures for pre-production designs, the company's supply chain partners often fall victim to cyberattacks. In December 2025 , an Apple assembler in China was targeted by attackers, with the same thing happening to Luxshare in January 2026 . Now, Foxconn has become the latest Apple supply chain and assembly partner to suffer a cyberattack. On Tuesday, the company confirmed its facility in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, had been impacted by the attack in May 2026. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Story details
More than 10 million documents spanning 8 terabytes of data were reportedly stolen from Foxconn's network.
Confidential AMD, Google, and Intel projects are at risk of exposure, but Apple's tech appears to be safe.
Apple supply chain partner Foxconn suffered a cyberattack at its Wisconsin facility.
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