J0yI9YUX41Wx wrote on February 21, 2021 at 11:03 PM

#3,082

The Fappening be like

smartypants wrote on February 22, 2021 at 1:27 AM (edited on February 22, 2021 at 1:30 AM)

#3,086

Fappening did NOT BREAK apples 100% perfect cloud cryptography, it brute guessed famous peoples phones via their phone numbers to start, plus a dictionary attack.

Not even APPLE EMPLOYEES or ENGINEERS can ever ever EVER see your private photos stored in Apple's Cloud for iOS, without a password.

This was proven in federal court cases by FBI.

The reason is simple a password, or access to cypto hardware key on Phone are needed.

The Fappening of Apple was because the REMOTE login to Apple icloud allowed thousands of guesses per second per IP, instead of one guess per second, and all the so-called hacked people had 5 digit or 5 letter or less passwords and a simple dictionary attack was used.

The Fappening can happen again, but not a risk from apple engineers, it requires a person to store entire phone backup as a giant dmg on icloud (like before) and request a full restore to a new ios device or virtual device (like before in first Fappening)... but also still a PASSWORD or access to original hardware, but now the password is barely once per second with a cuttoff per day of XXX guesses.

Apple iCloud is the most secure cloud in the History of Technology!

That said, I do not nor ever have used Apples iCloud and rip iCloud out forcefully out of laptops to prevent accidental app usage. If you open a word processor document, and paste a bitcoin wallet password momentarily in a open text window WITHOUT SAVING, the 2021 macs will shadow copy it in case power goes out, to a fucking goddamned evil iCloud unless you rip out this so-called MOSSAD feature.

Apple iCloud has never been hacked and is 256 bit unhackable and always has been. 128 bit for most other nations of Apple iCloud... no comment for Chinese Apple iCloud.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303

boobs wrote on February 22, 2021 at 4:24 PM (edited on February 22, 2021 at 4:24 PM)

#3,098

Replying to (#3,086)

i personally dont trust apple enough to think they'd continue to do this in a competent fashion. apple has the worst track record with security than any other tech company.

div1337 wrote on February 23, 2021 at 10:50 AM

#3,127

Apple has a terrible track record on these things.

Apple is great at marketing and make people trust them, then baam, exploit after exploit for taking over iPhone.

Kalchaya wrote on February 23, 2021 at 11:32 AM

#3,128

Probably because they are just too busy servicing their 5,938 faux friendsies on Fakebook, 8,938 fellow twits on Twitter, making Reddit safe for commiekind, playing stoopid video games, bragging about how privacy is dead, and ranting about how the only people who want privacy is them with something to hide.....to actually become informed on this (or pretty much any other topic).

They much prefer to careen through their pathetic little lives, running on what Gurdjieff called 'autopilot', and either regurgitating the thoughts and opinions of others...or basing their thoughts and opinions on feelings, childish assumptions, idealistic fallacies, etc. Anything to embrace intellectual sloth, or avoid original thought.

dandrews wrote on February 23, 2021 at 2:16 PM

#3,142

Replying to (#3,086)

You are saying that Tor is an honeypot for the most various 3-letter agencies around the world while Apple has unhackable cloud technologies... Sure thing man, you are believable as hell!

smartypants wrote on February 23, 2021 at 7:41 PM (edited on February 23, 2021 at 7:47 PM)

#3,151

Replying to (#3,142)

I never once typed a single word discussing "tor" network.

tor is NOT the tor browser, fool.

Do you know a single thing about crypto?

smartypants wrote on February 23, 2021 at 7:46 PM

#3,152

Replying to (#3,098)

you are probably right :apple now has spy circuits built into their chips for audio to text, and circuits to do face identification built into chip, and this month apple big sur OS on m1 macs is VERY HARD to run older unsigned code and very very hard to turn off "SIP" elements to modify kernel files, or even use a debugger, and if you do turn off SIP, you must perform an action from the spy software inside the m1 mac that makes machine never load the new iOS compatibility engine code.

apple iCloud might be safe from FBI, but soon Apple china will maybe own all of you.

smartypants wrote on February 23, 2021 at 7:49 PM

#3,153

Replying to (#3,127)

Apple has a falwless securty record on contents of your iPhone.

They enhance that part every year, annoying FBI. Read all the court battles in the news of FBI vs Apple regarding getting into iPhones and getting into iCloud

In fact , they even now in 2021 suddenly map EVERY attempt to have google "safe browsing" go through a single apple proxy that uses a second layer of obfuscation and hash on that to make no ones browsing ever trackable by Google.