He was one of the most important events of the year 2014: the Celebgate. So called because it was filtration of more than 500 photographs of famous, largely naked, it caused a stir because initially it was thought that it was a security flaw in iCloud that allowed hackers access to that information. Shortly after it was learned that affected own were actually that gave hackers access credentials (obviously not intentionally) getting so access to their accounts and posting all those photos. Two years later the second (and last) of those responsible is found guilty of the facts.
The first was Ryan Collins, now has been Edward Majerczyk which are found guilty of the facts. Both hackers using a method of “phishing” or impersonation of identity doing is spend by Apple, sent a mail electronic to them affected asking them the data of access to their accounts of iCloud. Unconscious and showing little knowledge on security issues, gave your login details giving go-ahead to hackers to access iCloud account, and seeing pictures that celebrity had on your iPhone and synchronized to your account in the Apple cloud.
Thank you iCloud
-Kirsten Dunst (@kirstendunst) September 1, 2014
Jennifer Lawrence and Kirsten Dunst were the best-known faces of these photographs, and the latter came to criticize Apple service using your Twitter account. Two years after the accused is face to 5 years of prison by get them photos of form illegal and also have them made public, causing a severe damage irreparable to them victims. As always I warn, careful with those e-mails that take you directly to a page where you must enter your access data… A little bit of distrust never hurt.
