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Are you referring to “the fappening”? Because if I’m not mistaken, that was all social engineering and not really Apple’s fault. Their iCloud private relay leaked the user’s ip address a few year ago, that was their bad.
If it’s not one of those two, can you tell me what you were referencing so I can find out about it? Thanks!
I don't know any details on how data was leaked (Apparently "the fappening" was 8 years ago now, so I'm sure those issues are fixed). I'm probably a little biased against Apple, but I think this applies to any cloud service, and I'm just using iCloud as an example:
It may have been social engineering , but I don't think the specific attack matters much. There are millions of iCloud uses (including a lot of high profile individuals), and that makes the whole system a target. Only the most targeted of attacks would bother trying to attack someone's home NAS.
This is true. I self-host, so I see where you are coming from.