Hackers reportedly threaten millions of iCloud accounts

Apple hack Apple users once believed their devices were not hackable. This has never been true. But if you need any further evidence, hackers are now reportedly trying to hold Apple ransom saying they have access to more than 600 million icloud.com, mac.com and me.com accounts—with more than 200 million of them connecting to account without two-factor authentication. The hackers, who call themselves the Turkish Crime Family, are saying they could completely wipe millions of iCloud accounts if not paid $150,000 in the next few days. Some suggestions for users who have one of these accounts? Change your password, and then enable two-factor authentication. (Via PC World)

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