Celebrity iCloud Accounts Compromised by Weak Passwords, Not iCloud Breach

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By Juli CloverSep 2, 2014, 2:48 pm655 pts
A breach of Apple's iCloud and Find My iPhone services was not involved in the recent hacking incident that saw the private photos and videos of several celebrities leaked onto the Internet, according to a press release just issued by Apple. Instead, celebrity iCloud accounts were compromised by targeted…

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