Apple server schematics stolen in May 2026 Foxconn cyberattack
A cyberattack on Foxconn in May 2026 resulted in the theft of Apple server schematics. The ransomware group Nitrogen accessed over 30 confidential documents related to Apple's server designs, including specifications for high-end servers. While the stolen documents provide insights into Apple's server architecture, they lack critical information about Apple Silicon servers, which could pose a competitive risk if further details are leaked.
- ▪The cyberattack occurred on May 12, 2026, targeting Foxconn facilities in North America.
- ▪Nitrogen obtained more than 30 confidential Apple documents, including server schematics and specifications.
- ▪The stolen documents detail Apple's Matterhorn project and server configurations using Intel processors.
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Exclusive Apple server schematics stolen in May 2026 Foxconn cyberattack Marko Zivkovic 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Wed May 20 2026, 02:47 PM EDT · 4 minute read Apple's server designs may be at risk of exposure, because of a May 2026 cyberattack that targeted Foxconn. AppleInsider can exclusively confirm that the Foxconn hack contained Apple server schematics. More damaging documents may come later. On May 12, AppleInsider reported that ransomware group Nitrogen hacked into Foxconn facilities in North America. Initially, based on the available sample files, it appeared that the attackers didn't obtain any Apple documentation.
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