When in doubt, contact the sender to confirm that he or she sent the email to you or not.Do not click on any suspicious links or attachments in the email you received.

But if you do so, there are a few steps that you can follow to minimise the risk:

If you are looking for the best way to keep your photos off the Internet, the simplest solution to this is-Don't click them and store them insecurely. However, it is unclear what attack vector attackers used in the latest hack to broke into celebrities' iCloud accounts. The 2014 Fappening hackers used phishing to trick celebrities into entering their iCloud account credentials into bogus 'security' websites and then accessed private photographs and videos of more than 300 victims. The compromised images were posted on the Celeb Jihad website, and the celebrities' lawyers are reported to be actively working to get those pictures taken off, but they are now being copied and shared across the internet.

Miley Cyrus, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried, Demi Lovato, Lucy Hale, Kate Hudson, Rose McGowan, Rosario Dawson, Suki Waterhouse and Alison Brie, and much more are just the latest victims adds to the long list of affected celebrities. A similar trick was used in the 2014 Fappening incident, where anonymous hackers flooded the Internet with private photographs of major celebrities, including Jennifer Lawrence, Kim Kardashian, Kate Upton and Kirsten Dunst.Īpple responded to the 2014 hack by pledging to bolster iCloud security, and the Fappening 2014 hackers have since been sent to prison.

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