Question about iCloud celebrity nudes leak?
OK, so for anyone that don't know, iCloud was hacked, and many celebrities had their nudes leaked onto the internet.One of which being Mckayla Maroney. Maroney claims that she was underage (18) when the pictures were took, but she is also saying the pics aren't of her. Her pics have been banned from most websites due to her age, but there's still some websites that have hers, along with the rest of the celebrities involved in the leak. If one was looking at these leaks, and happened to look at Mckayla Maroneys pics, could they be arrested for viewing child pornography? The website has all the other celebrity leaks on it, not just Maroneys. Also, this leak is huge, so I'm sure thousands of others are also viewing her pics. I am just talking about viewing, no downloading. Mckayla insists the leaks are not of her. No one actually knew she was under 18 until her attorneys claimed she was. That's why I'm wondering, no one knew until a while after they leaked. Doing some research, seems she was 17 and 11 months when the supposed pics were taken. She is 18 now. Also, what if ones ISP happens to take notice to you looking at celebrity leaks, and they see you looked at the Mckayla Maroney ones? Could they see that and contact the police, or would the ISP even know who Mckayla Maroney is? Like I said, the website had all the leaks posted, not just Maroneys. My ISP also seems to be pinging my router a lot here lately. Which isn't unusual, They ping the router a lot for some reason.
What happened to the celebrities whose pictures were leaked during the Fappening?
Fappening is one of the most bad nightmare in the life of a celebrity. This has been started some years back & still there are so many new victims who came across the same. Today we are here to aware you about the new victim of the series in Fappening 2018.Fappening 3.0 in 2018 came with the 119 Leaked Mikaela Hoover Pictures & Video of Guardians of the Galaxy Actress
Jennifer Lawrence leaked photos? Who is to blame?
My mom said "dont put anything online that you dont want EVERYONE to see. This generation is so naive and foolish" I think she has a point, but i think BOTH people are at fault. Jennifer AND the hacker are to blame. Come on, you are famous too! You don't think people are trying to hack your stuff 24/7? Just be careful about what you post on Icloud or any other online site. Who agrees with my mom or me?
Did the nude celebrity photos almost cause the Internet to crash?
When you say the celebrity photo leak I guess you are referring to the Apple cloud hacks (the authenticity of which is still debated among Apple and the Internet) during August 2014 infamous as The Fappening.On August 31, 2014, a collection of almost 500 private pictures of various celebrities, mostly women, and with many containing nudity, were posted on the imageboard 4chan, and later disseminated by other users on websites and social networks such as Imgur, Reddit and Tumblr. The images were believed to have been obtained via a breach ofApple's cloud services suite iCloud.[1][2][3] Apple later confirmed that the hackers responsible for the leak had obtained the images using a "very targeted attack" on account information, such as passwords, rather than any specific security vulnerability in the iCloud service itselfAs mentioned the fappening happened in one corner of the Internet called the 4chan. (It's Fun! ) where the images where shared by hackers.As far as I know nothing like it can shake the Internet. Yes, Internet was not moved by Jennifer Lawrence Nudes.Refer Fake links to celebrity nude photos cause NZ web crashHowever, what you actually are referring to is how the incident's fake links caused a nation wide Internet crash in New Zealand. This is not in direct relation to the leak of celebrity photos. Many computers that clicked on links promised Jennifer Lawrence's nudes were gifted with real malware.This caused the Meltdown, not the celebrity photo leaks in real.
Were there any high profile celebrities or public figures in the Ashley Madison data leak? Is it likely that any powerful people will get exposed by the leak?
It's hard to say, because unlike the vast majority of websites on the internet, Ashley Madison did not require to to verify your account in any way. It never emails you one of those "click this link to verify your email address" messages. This means you can sign up other people's email addresses if you think it's funny, or you typo your own email address, or whatever, and the site accepts that no problem.I've been getting emails from Ashley Madison once or twice a week for about two years, someone seems to have misspelled their own email address and put one of mine in. My wife and I joke about it. Sometimes I read the emails to her when I get them, and ask her if I should leave her for "FunInTheSun6492" or "HappyMealA23789"Deleting your account from Ashley Madison actually costs money, so people who get signed up as a prank probably won't bother to delete their accounts, they'll just mark the stupid emails as spam and ignore them. Or read them to their spouses. Signing up is free, deleting your membership costs money, which is a pretty sleazy business model.Unless there's incriminating credit card information, celebrities, politicians, and other public figures whose email addresses appear in the hacked database will probably claim someone signed them up as a prank. It could even be true, who knows? PS When the AM database was released, my wife and I eagerly went through it, looking for information on the guy who was using my email address. We were very curious. Sadly, he never even filled in his profile. :(
Who were the celebrities affected by the photo leak/hack?
Ariana GrandeAubrey PlazaBar RafaeliBecca TobinBoxxyBrie LarsonHope SoloJennifer McCurdyLennifer LawrenceJessica Brown FindlayKaley CuocoKate UptonKirsten DunstKrysten RitterLady SybilLea MicheleMary Elizabeth WinsteadMcKayla MaroneyMelissa BenoistOlivia MunnSelena GomezTeresa PalmerVictoria JusticeYvonne Strahovski
Has Apple ever been hacked?
I don’t have any solid reports on hacking Apple, as you ask. There is also some difference between were they hacked maliciously, or white hat? Suppose someone did something to make whatever more expedient for their own use, but didn’t spread it across the world, does that fall into the “hack” definition? I’m sure they have been. I haven’t thought about it for a while but I do know that Microsoft has a giant target, because a big part of the enterprise systems use the “Microsoft models. There are also a large, and getting larger Enterprise level outfits using VMware and mounting whatever opsys is best for their requirements, all on blade servers connected to external managed storage. What took up a city block 15–20 years ago, fits in a closet now…ask Hillary.