Australian Hacker Successfully Hacked Apple's Main Computers Downloading Internal Files & Accessing Customer Accounts

Patently Apple
By Jack PurcherAug 17, 2018, 8:19 am1.2k ptsHotTop
A16 year old male hacker from Melbourne Australia who can't legally be identified broke into Apple's mainframe from his suburban home many times over a year, citing statements by the teenager's lawyer in court. The Australian news further noted that "The Children's Court heard on Thursday that he had…

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