Anonymous Claims to Have Hacked Apple Servers; iTunes Accounts Safe

[Jeffrey Walton <noloader () gmail com>]

http://gamerant.com/apple-servers-hacked-anonymous-itunes-account-info-benk-94661/

2011 is quickly becoming one of the most notorious years for
high-profile Internet hacking. Plenty of well-known developers and
manufacturers have had problems including the infamous PlayStation
Network breach, server hacks at fan-favorite developers such as
BioWare and Bethesda – even Nintendo failed to escape controversy.

Now, one of the leaders in electronics innovation may have also been
compromised – Apple. It should be made clear upfront that the iTunes
servers were unaffected and that no credit card information and
little-to-no personal information was even stolen.

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