 AntiSec Pastebin post: http://pastebin.com/nfVT7b0Z Check to see if your Apple device was amongst the 1 million UDIDs released: http://thenextweb.com/apple/2012/09/04/heres-check-apple-device-udid-compromised-antisec-leak/ UPDATE: The FBI has made a formal statement about this event stating that the claims are false. They say they do not have any evidence that a laptop was hacked nor were there any files containing UDIDs on said laptops. A security researcher, Peter Kruse says he was able to find his own iPhone, and two iPads stored within the database of UDIDs. It is now very uncertain where the data came from, if it contains 12 million real UDIDs, or if the FBI agents laptop was actually hacked. Here is the response from AntiSec to the posting by the FBI's Press Office on Twitter:  Another interesting post made by @AnonymousIRC states that if you find your UDID in the data drop to check your installed apps. It would seem that a common app may be where the UDID/personal information was pulled from.  UPDATE 2: Now a small Florida publishing company called “Blue Toad” has come forward saying the stolen UDID’s came from their own database. They had a forensic analyst come in and they found that the data was stolen in the last two weeks or so. I’m curious why AntiSec thought that they would be able to make it look like the FBI was hacked… I guess they thought no one would find out where the data actually came from. |
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