iCloud
Coverage of iCloud in the Nexus archive.
- Deputy fired after receiving cyber tip accused of using AI to generate nude images
A deputy from Douglas County, Nebraska, was fired after an investigation found policy violations, including allegations of possessing child abuse material and using AI to generate nude images. The deputy has appealed his termination, claiming insufficient evidence and rights violations, while the sheriff’s office denied the appeal based on additional findings.
- [US of A] A new one from “Apple”
A user received a text message warning that their Apple ID was used to sign in to iCloud on a MacBook Pro 16" and incurred a $630 USD Apple Pay pre-authorization charge. The message advised checking account security if the activity was unrecognized.
- Job scams are getting more sophisticated, and they’re costing Americans millions
Job scams are becoming more sophisticated with AI-driven tactics, leading to millions in losses for Americans. Mary Ann Morrison encountered a realistic scam from a fake University of Arkansas recruiter, highlighting the challenges of distinguishing legitimate opportunities. Reports of employment scams increased significantly, with losses rising from $90 million to $501 million between 2020 and 2024.
- Millions of iCloud users could claim share of £3bn after Apple case given UK green light
Millions of iCloud users may be eligible to claim a share of £3 billion following a UK court's approval of a case against Apple. Apple denied that its practices are anti-competitive, stating that many customers use third-party alternatives.
- WWDC protesters want Apple to ban Elon Musk’s apps
Protesters at Apple's WWDC conference are urging the company to remove 'nudify apps' from the App Store and eliminate 'known' child sexual abuse material from iCloud. The demonstrators, from UltraViolet and Heat Initiative, criticized Apple outside its Cupertino campus, asking incoming CEO John Ternus to address the issue.
- What Happens To Your Digital Data After Death? Court Explains
A Gandhinagar court ruled that iCloud data is part of a deceased person's legal estate, allowing a family to access photos, videos, and documents stored in a late relative's locked iCloud account. This decision highlights growing questions about digital assets and inheritance. The case was brought by a family seeking access to the digital data.
- Apple is dropping AFP/TimeCapsule support in macOS 27
Apple will remove support for AFP (Apple Filing Protocol) and TimeCapsule in macOS 27, affecting network storage and backup solutions. The change impacts users relying on legacy Apple network protocols, with alternatives like SMB or iCloud recommended.
- D4vd possessed child sexual abuse images, LA murder prosecutors say
Singer D4vd, whose legal name is David Anthony Burke, is accused of possessing child pornography and killing 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Police allegedly discovered the images on his iCloud account, and he faces murder charges in Los Angeles.
- D4vd had significant amount of child sex abuse images on iCloud, prosecutors say
D4vd is facing charges for possessing a significant amount of child sex abuse images on iCloud, as stated by prosecutors. He was also arraigned for the murder of Celeste Rivas Hernandez in Los Angeles.
- Warning to all 1.8bn iPhone users over iCloud storage scam exposing bank details: Delete these emails NOW
A security warning alerts 1.8 billion iPhone users about an iCloud storage scam that is leaking bank details. Users are urged to delete suspicious emails immediately to prevent financial data exposure.
- ‘Your photos will be deleted’: Apple users warned over ‘nasty’ iCloud storage scam
Fraudsters are targeting Apple users with a scam email claiming iCloud storage is full and photos will be deleted. The emails trick users into clicking malicious links that expose personal and financial information. Apple users are advised to avoid such scams and verify messages through official channels.
- ‘Your photos will be deleted’: Apple users warned over ‘nasty’ iCloud storage scam
Fraudsters are scammers targeting Apple users with fake iCloud storage alerts, tricking them into clicking malicious links to steal personal and financial data. The scam mimics Apple's official messages to pressure users into upgrading storage plans.
- Hack-for-hire group caught targeting Android devices and iCloud backups
A hack-for-hire group was exposed for using Android spyware and phishing to steal iCloud credentials. Security researchers uncovered the spying campaign targeting victims' devices.