225,000 Apple accounts hacked

Security company Palo Alto Networks calls its recent hacking “the largest known Apple account theft caused by malware.” The targets of the malware, nicknamed KeyRaider, are the owners of jailbroken iPhones. The hackers have shared information through a software that lets others purchase paid App Store apps using over 225,000 people’s information for “free,” and the software has already been downloaded over 20,000 times. Over 18 countries have had outbreaks of KeyRaider, including China and the United States.