WASHINGTON: Hackers infiltrated the vaunted Apple ecosystem by injecting malicious software into popular Chinese mobile apps, potentially affecting hundreds of millions of users and raising security concerns as the US tech giant prepares its newest iPhone launch.
The company said Monday it had removed tainted applications from its App Store, days after security researchers revealed the breach of Apple's normally secure system which aims to weed out infected applications.
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