Not weird at all, makes perfect. The code/idea is so trivial that I would find it hard to believe any accusations on the author of the code... One could probab

Not weird at all, makes perfect. The code/idea is so trivial that I would find it hard to believe any accusations on the author of the code... One could probably modify a much more sophisticated/fast brute-force software to attack iCloud, like hydra[1]. Given the deep pockets Apple has, I don't understand how something like this was even possible. [1] https://www.thc.org/thc-hydra/ https://www.thc.org/thc-hydra/