Apple fights iCloud hack reports, could be collateral damage of a massive cybersecurity push

Apple was forced into explanation mode yesterday and had to issue an urgent press release about the Bloomberg hacking report that basically ...

Apple was forced into explanation mode yesterday and had to issue an urgent press release about the Bloomberg hacking report that basically claims China might have infiltrated its servers and network, including the ones for the iCloud storage service.

The report lists Apple as just one of about 30 US companies allegedly compromised by a microchip that the intelligence wing of the People's Liberation Army placed in motherboards destined for their servers. The thing is, however, that the Bloomberg report bases its investigation on anonymous national security sources, yet Apple, ...

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