Hole in Apple’s ‘Find My iPhone’ appears closed, closing access to celebrities’ private photos

VentureBeat
By Barry LevineSep 1, 2014, 12:24 pm252 pts
Above: Actress Jennifer Lawrence Image Credit: DFree/Shutterstock A number of celebrities may be breathing easier this morning after hearing news that Apple has apparently plugged a vulnerability in its Find My iPhone cloud-based service. That’s not necessarily because they’ve lost their phones. The…

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