www.gsmarena.com Ransomware Attack Exposes iPhone 18 Pro Camera Details
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- •Tata Electronics was hacked, leaking sensitive data about the iPhone 18 Pro's camera.
- •The iPhone 18 Pro will feature a new variable aperture camera with a Sony IMX905 sensor.
- •Price increases of up to $200 are anticipated for the new iPhone models due to component costs.
A ransomware attack on Tata Electronics, an Apple manufacturing partner, resulted in the leak of internal files, confirming the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max will feature a variable aperture camera. The diagnostics log indicates a switch from the Sony IMX903 sensor to the new IMX905, maintaining a pixel size of 1.22 microns. The telephoto and ultrawide cameras, along with the LiDAR and selfie cameras, will remain unchanged. Due to increased component costs and a memory chip shortage, the new models may see price hikes of up to $200. The devices are expected to launch in September 2026. The breach highlights vulnerabilities in supply chain security and the potential for sensitive information to be exposed through ransomware attacks.
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