Apple Although it is considered a benchmark in cybersecurity, it is not immune to the occasional glitch. It is now facing one such issue after it was apparently stolen by a hacker named IntelBroker, who has previously claimed to have hacked US government systems. He now claims to have obtained the source code for several internal tools Applu, posting it on a dark web forum as proof.
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Although Apple Although he has not yet commented on the matter, the hacker specifically claims that he managed to obtain the source code of three internal tools Applu, specifically AppleConnect-SSO, Apple-HWE-Confluence-Advancand from AppleMAcroPlugin. While the world knows about the second and third tools minimum, the first tool is supposed to be, according to available information, an authentication system that allows employeesancum Appaccess internal applications on the network Applu. However, it is questionable whether the leak of its source code poses any danger, or whether it is "just" the release of something that simply should not have been made available to the public, because it simply does not need it.
It will be very interesting to see how the whole source code leak case unfolds Apple application will develop, or rather whether the Californian giant will at least comment on it in some way. However, the fact is miniThe fact that this time he was targeted by a truly dangerous hacker who, in addition to American government systems, has also in the past compromised AMD, General Electric, AT&T, Barclays Bank, and even Eurofield.
Security through obscurity 😂. It is said that in Linux source code (open source) there are on average 0,17 errors per 1 lines of code, in commercial, non-open source programs there are on average 000-20 errors per 30 lines...
Search and you Find it. Anyway, for now it will be just money. :D