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Submitted by AgentWhite 328d ago | news

App Store hacker says the 'game is over'

Cnet : The creator of a hack that let users get in-app purchases in iOS apps free of charge confirms that Apple's patch blocks his exploit. (Apple, Hi-tech, Software, Web)

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LOL_WUT  +   328d ago
Apple taking care of business good stuff.
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trickman888  +   327d ago
5+ idiots disagreed with your comment.
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AgentWhite  +   328d ago
hacker's have create a havoc around the web , and it has become so common to hear news like this .
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techie11  +   328d ago
Apple takes their time fixing an issue that affects end users directly, but waste no time fixing an issue that affects Apple directly.
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Soldierone  +   327d ago
I notice it too, and its not just Apple. "hacked to get "free" things!!!" *So and So patches device to stop the "free" hack*

"Hacked to steal user info!!!" *So and So says to BUY virus protection while they "work" on it*
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AgentWhite  +   327d ago
Apple is most over hyped term in the field of technology. They try and do everything which help them to maintain their reputation .
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technologist  +   327d ago
i don't think this will make a huge impact !!
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