Hacking attacks are not usually for Apple nothing at all exceptional. NestHowever, it is all too common for hackers to directly threaten Apple and demand money in return for a favor. However, such cases do occur from time to time around the world.
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Twenty-one-year-old IT analyst and avid hacker Kerem Albayrak was recently accused of a series of threats Applu. Hacker repeatedly contacted Apple s tím, že pokud mu nevyplatí tučnou částku v Bitcoinech, vymaže data z celkem 319 milionů iCloud accounts. Fortunately, his plan failed and he faced charges in a London court yesterday. For now, Kerem is spending his time in custody and has been granted the option of unconditional bail. KoneThe final verdict will be handed down on November 14th and the hacker will likely have to serve some time in prison.
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Zarážející na celé kauze je především to, že se podle dostupných informací nejednalo o zcela plané výhružky. Kerem totiž údajně měl opravdu přístupem k mnoha iCloud účtům oplývat, což dokázal přes jedno video na YouTube. To je však už v tuto chvíli bohužel smazané.
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Dosud není jasné, jak mohl hacker veškeré přístupy získat a bohužel se nejedná o první napadení iCloud servers. Everyone will remember the case of leaked erotic photos of Hollywood stars, with the hacker responsible being sentenced to eight months in prison. Other security failures include the incident last month when an Australian teenager hacked the servers Applu a stáhl si z nich citlivá data. Z důvodu nízkého věku obdržel „pouze“ podmínku. Důvěřujete jablečné společnosti ohledně bezpečí Vašeho iCloud account, or are you in doubt? Let us know in the comments.
No, I don't trust any company when it comes to security. It's all connected and monitored.
He's still at it Apple with account security excellent, compared to competing companies. Plus, only blb doesn't have two-factor-two-step login enabled these days. No, I'm not worried about my account yet :)
iCloud I only use it when I need to have a document on both my mobile and my computer. I don't use it for anything else.
Whatever is on the net or "just" connected to it was not, is not, and especially will not be safe...
After the advent of quantum computers, especially…
Unfortunately, attacks will increase rapidly just in connection with the sale of hw from bitcoin (& spol.) farms :(