In August of 2014, private photos and videos stolen from private online accounts from a number of celebrities were released online. Once authorities began to investigate, it soon became clear that the photos were acquired via a phishing scam which targeted the iCloud accounts of well-known celebrities. All told, more than 500 sensitive photos and videos -- mostly of women --were released online. DON'T MISS: What Formula 1 drivers see when they're racing at 220 MPH Now comes word via the DOJ that...
iCloud hacker who leaked celebrity nudes pleads guilty, could face 5 years in prison
BGR - 5 Jul 2016 01:35
In August of 2014, private photos and videos stolen from private online accounts from a number of celebrities were released online. Once authorities began to investigate, it soon became clear that the photos were acquired via a phishing scam which targeted the iCloud accounts of well-known celebrities. All told, more than 500 sensitive photos and videos -- mostly of women --were released online. DON'T MISS: What Formula 1 drivers see when they're racing at 220 MPH Now comes word via the DOJ that...
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