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Apple: Don't Blame iCloud for Celebrity Hackings
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September 2, 2014
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1:43Now PlayingApple says its investigation indicated certain celebrity online photo accounts were hacked in a targeted attack, and it hasn’t found a breach in its iCloud or “Find my iPhone” systems. The incident comes just a week before Apple is set to unveil its latest iPhone that could push the company deeper into health and finance.
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