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Apples survey site Ifail, database’s leaked by anonymous

Posted on July 3, 2011 by Lee J

Anonymous has just tweeted a small note and pastebin link with the title "Not Yet Serious", The leak which comes from a apple survey site is the users database table with user names and passwords being leaked. The surveys are of a "support" feedback nature. This just goes to prove that no matter how big of a corporation you are nothing is secure and that Security "experts" need to get in gear and start fixing all these exploits. The tweet from anonymous has also given a signed that more is to come from "elsewhere" with the following statement.

Not being so serious, but well:https://t.co/DOE7Aeh | #Apple could be target, too. But don’t worry, we are busy elsewhere. #AntiSec

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