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PSA: check your iPhone UDID
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The AntiSec hacking group claims to have released a set of more than 1 million Apple Unique Device Identifiers (UDIDs) obtained from breaching the FBI. The group claims to have over 12 million IDs, as well as personal information such as user names, device names, notification tokens, cell phone numbers and addresses.

Check your UDID at this page: http://thenextweb.com/apple/2012/09/04/h...isec-leak/

Here is how to find your UDID: http://whatsmyudid.com/
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#2
Mine wasn't on the list.
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#3
Nor mine
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#4
my iPhone's not on birth control!
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#5
Wait a minute. This is all about outsiders collecting IDs, and you have to give that site your UDID in order to see if someone else has your UDID??? :nuts:
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#6
Why did an FBI agent have 12 million UDIDs and all that private info on his laptop?
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M A V I C wrote:
Why did an FBI agent have 12 million UDIDs and all that private info on his laptop?

Think about it...
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M A V I C wrote:
Why did an FBI agent have 12 million UDIDs and all that private info on his laptop?


Don't you get it? You're supposed to be mad at the hackers and not worry about things like this.
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DeusxMac wrote:
Wait a minute. This is all about outsiders collecting IDs, and you have to give that site your UDID in order to see if someone else has your UDID??? :nuts:

I was thinking the same thing, they only need the first five characters.
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#10
I only put the first 5 characters in as well. Even if you put in your full UDID, there is no other connection to your name, phone #, etc., so what does it matter if someone has that alone and nothing else?

Years ago, I got a call when I was on another call and the caller ID said "Sammy Hagar" and a phone number. I called it back later and indeed, it was THE Sammy Hagar (I got his voicemail), yet even with his #, I could get nothing else from just his cell #.

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