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One Million iOS Device UDIDs Released After Being Extracted From An Official FBI Laptop, Was Yours One Of Them?

Paul Morris·September 4, 2012
During the course of this year, there have been a number of minor security-based controversies that have revolved around third-party app developers building functionality into their apps to capture and upload the Unique Identifier (UDID) of the device to their own servers. Till the time this knowledge became public, there was uproar from specific sections of the iOS community, and although the UDID itself doesn't really represent a significant risk when placed in the wrong hands, the latest UDID-based news is sure to be a cause for concern for a large number of iPhone and iPad owners.

AntiSec Strikes Again, Hacks And Uploads 10GB Of Confidential Police Data

Goncalo Ribeiro·August 9, 2011
In what has been a year of frequent cyber-attacks, AntiSec, the group resulting from the combination of Anonymous and LulzSec, has released 10 GB worth of data belonging to law enforcement agencies across the United States.

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