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From a company that keeps your pictures secure comes secure credit card wallet, you couldn't make it up :rollseyes:
by ycombinatoracc 12y ago
From a company that keeps your pictures secure comes secure credit card wallet, you couldn't make it up :rollseyes:
- Quasimoto3000 12y agoCorrect me if I am wrong, but wasn't there no connection between Apple and the leaks?
- swang 12y agoYou are wrong. Apple says there was no "security breach" except their lack of security for the FindMyIphone website caused the breach. Mainly they exploited the fact that the FindMyIphone website did not throttle the number of login attempts. So you can do it as many times as possible. Apple deflected this by "denying" that any usernames or passwords were leaked, but in reality it is their fault that the accounts were compromised.
- djrogers 12y agoExcept the FMI flaw is only tenuously linked to the breach - with more evidence pointing away from it (i.e. timeline of how long the photos have been offered for sale, disclosures by other photo-hackers, etc) than toward it. There was early speculation that the flaw was at fault, but no confirmation from anyone. Go ahead though - blame that bug, because Apple.
- seanflyon 12y agoI think you are wrong. Unlimited incorrect log-in attempts and security credentials in plain text are a connection to Apple.
- ycombinatoracc 12y agoOh look it Apple fanaticism is alive and well, one gets down-voted for pointing out that Apple can not be trusted with security in light of recent events