Hackers release 1 million iOS identifiers stolen from FBI

Arnold Kim:

Hacker group Antisec has released a dump of 1 million unique identifiers (UDIDs) from Apple iOS devices tonight. The records reportedly came from a file found on an FBI laptop back in March.



3 thoughts on “Hackers release 1 million iOS identifiers stolen from FBI”

  1. Swell. Nice to know some of the great things that the Patriot Act helped make possible, including treating an entire population like criminals.

  2. Nothing New according to the History of Humanity or of the USA in particular : Population always have been guided, manipulated, segregated, displaced, parked or killed for the good of a few Europeans self-proclaimed Americans and claiming ownership of the whole territory…

    The American Dream ? A Miracle for a few, a nightmare and hell for the remaining poor souls caught between the Paleface and his dreams…
    And they call us Eurotrash… amnesia is a good excuse…

  3. Or they are lying about the source.

    A cleverly crafted iOS app in the days before Apple’s rules were changed could get you all kinds of info. That free in app purchase hack could get more, especially when it was asking you to log into your account.

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