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The hackers who attacked Twitter, Facebook and Apple employees likely claimed many more victims, an expert said Wednesday. But exactly how many remains unknown.
His site, which has about 200,000 registered users, is "the most widely read dedicated iOS developer forum," he said. Most visitors are software developers who discuss technical issues around building apps for the iPhone and iPad. Not everyone who visited his site was hacked. His own computer, for example, was not infected, he said.
Sefferman said the hacker appeared to remove the malware from the site on Jan. 30. But on Wednesday, the site had not been taken down and experts warned users not to visit it because it may still infect their computers.
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The website that caused the hacks was identified as iPhoneDevSDK. In an interview Wednesday, the website's owner, Ian Sefferman, said he was never contacted by Facebook or investigators looking into the attacks and only learned the site hosted malicious software, known as malware, when he was notified Tuesday by a reporter at the tech blog AllThingsD.
Sefferman said multiple other sites on the Internet also hosted the malware, though he did not provide details on which sites.
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OS X Lion Updated 10.7.4, released today patches a critical password security vulnerability that was publicized earlier in the week.
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F-Secure Security Labs brings you the latest online security news from around the world. Ensure that you are up-to-date with the latest online threats to guarantee your online wellbeing.
Our Anti-Virus for Mac detects the latest Flashback variant as Trojan-Downloader:OSX/Flashback.K. Here's some of our recent Flashback descriptions: • Flashback.I
Our previous Mac related posts include instructions on how to disable Java, how to check for a Flashback infection, and manual removal:
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Apple has shipped a Java update for Mac operating systems with 12 security fixes, including one that plugs a hole exploited by a recent variant of the Flashback malware.
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Throughout the month of June, Twitter accounts have been getting hacked and have subsequently been sending spam that links to fake CNBC news articles. Be cautious about links in direct messages or ...
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