Apple patches serious vulnerability that let hackers take over your Apple ID

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By Christian ZibregJan 5, 2015, 3:34 pm1.9k ptsInteresting
As of today, hacking into iCloud and Apple ID accounts be employing dictionary-based brute-force attacks is no longer a viable option for hackers. As reported by James Cook of Business Insider, Apple has patched a serious vulnerability in its iCloud service that ill-minded users could exploit to hack into…

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