Saturday, September 6, 2014

After the "celebrity scandal" "Apple" will add warnings to increase security in the service of "iCloud"





Looking company "Apple" add security features to serve "iCloud" to store data after penetrating the accounts of dozens of celebrities, according to a news report said on Friday, citing Chief Executive Officer of Apple Tim Cook. 

Cook said the newspaper "Wall Street Journal" The new security features will include an e-mail alert message is sent to users when they are accessing the data on the "iCloud" through new hardware is changed or when any account passwords. 

Cook stressed that it is not leaking any of the existing accounts on Apple or passwords.

The hacker was able to access accounts by answering questions correctly on insurance allocated for passwords, or by fraud to obtain the user ID and passwords. 

During the attack, which occurred over the weekend hackers stole pictures and videos, including nude photos, for dozens of celebrities, including actress Jennifer Lawrence and the crossbar Kate Upton and spread them on the Internet.

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