Annonymous Hacks Apple

**Mario87** · 5th July 2011

http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sec...#ixzz1RCLt0wi6

Looks like they have also published some usernames and passwords, but they say it was just to show Apple could be a target, but they are currently busy elsewhere.

**tigro** · 5th July 2011

Some people really do need to get a life, and lose their virginity.

**kracken** · 5th July 2011

Originally Posted by tigro

Some people really do need to get a life, and lose their virginity.

.... or tighten up the security on their websites that doesnt allow this to happen ??

If i have a shit , out of date security system on my front door that can be easily bypassed and access can be granted , is that the fault of me the home owner thinking "it will never happen to me" ? , or is a kick in the arse and a reality check to get it updated ?

**Brydo666** · 10th July 2011

In a way, these companies are actually getting this as a benefit - putting their security systems to a good test without charge. Well, the charge being that it becomes public that their systems need improving.