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If the claims that they ignored warnings are correct, I would indeed lay most of the blame on Apple: http://iphone.appleinsider.com/articles/14/09/25/researche
by akamaka 12y ago
If the claims that they ignored warnings are correct, I would indeed lay most of the blame on Apple:
http://iphone.appleinsider.com/articles/14/09/25/researcher-accuses-apple-of-ignoring-icloud-brute-force-attack-for-6-months http://iphone.appleinsider.com/articles/14/09/25/researcher-...
It may be the case that celebrities chose poor passwords, but how can you blame them? Did Apple enforce strong passwords? Did it allow an excessive password retry rate? Did it fail to follow up on warnings from security researchers?
Unless the answer to each of those questions is "no", it is entirely fair to blame them.
- gph 12y agoI suppose what mostly bugs me is using the word hack. Calling something that appears to be targeted social engineering a hack seems wrong to me. I guess the definition of hacking has been rather fluid in recent years. Course that word has been redefined and misused for a very long time so I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
- transpy 12y agoIf you can fire up the Task Manager in windows, you are considered a hacker in my circle of friends.