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Irrelevant because those accounts are hacked by someone who acquired the password of the actual user by a keylogger etc. They were not exploiting flaws related
by esolyt 14y ago
Irrelevant because those accounts are hacked by someone who acquired the password of the actual user by a keylogger etc. They were not exploiting flaws related to server side. In iCloud's case, there is nothing the user could have done to prevent this attack.
- Tloewald 14y agoNor we're they in this case -- they were exploiting server side features of Amazon ( working as intended ) and Apple's tech support policies ( working as intended ). If anything this is a policy failure. Not having any customer support worth a damn is a different kind of policy failure. (For example.)