Nothing in the article suggests that iCloud data was compromised. It said > users’ names, phone numbers, Apple IDs, and other data Names, phone numbers, and A

Nothing in the article suggests that iCloud data was compromised. It said > users’ names, phone numbers, Apple IDs, and other data Names, phone numbers, and Apple IDs just require access to directory services, doesn't need to touch iCloud at all. It doesn't say what "other data" is, but presumably that's not iCloud either, because it if was iCloud data that would be a much bigger headline and wouldn't have been omitted from the article.