Apple says iPhone attack targeted Uighurs

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Apple says iPhone attack targeted Uighurs

But disputes Google findings.

Apple has confirmed that China's Uighurs, a mostly Muslim minority group considered a security threat by Beijing, had been the target of attacks due to iPhone security flaws, but disputed rival Google's description of the effort to track users of the smartphone in real time. Google Project Zero ...

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