Apple says Australian iOS device attacks not caused by iCloud breach

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By Cody LeeMay 28, 2014, 4:30 am627 pts
On Monday, a number of iOS and Mac users came forward with complaints that their devices had been remotely locked by hackers. In most of the cases, a message appeared via Find My iPhone on the locked devices, demanding payment for the hack to be reversed. As far as we can tell, the attacks have been…

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