http://www.csoonline.com/article/2602243/data-protection/the-russianmade-tool-that-grabs-nude-selfies-from-icloud-accounts.html
By Jeremy Kirk
IDG News Service
Sep 4, 2014
There's a seedy trade in compromising photos stored in Apple iCloud
accounts, and it is in part aided by a software program that cleanly
collects the data.
Some of the nude celebrity photos are believed to have first been
circulated on Anon-IB, a definitely not safe-for-work forum. As reported
by Wired, the forum is full of offers for iCloud "ripping," or downloading
the entire contents of an account.
The software tool they're using is Moscow-based Elcomsoft's Phone Password
Breaker, or EPPB, one of many forensic tools the company develops for law
enforcement and other clients.
Elcomsoft CEO Vladimir Katalov said via email on Wednesday that there are
legitimate uses for his company's software and that it doesn't exploit
flaws in Apple services.
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