10-21-13 08:07 PM
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    Apple's iCloud cracked: Lack of two-factor authentication allows remote data download | ZDNet

    A malicious attacker only needs an Apple ID and password to perform remote iCloud backups � and do not need the user's linked devices.

    He explained that there is no way for a user to encrypt their iCloud backups.
    10-21-13 11:56 AM
  2. xandermac's Avatar
    xandermac
    That's odd. I thought backups were encrypted, I know that the option is there to encrypt them for iTunes backups. Something else for apple to look into.


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    10-21-13 08:07 PM
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