Remains of the Day: Rollin' on the river
More details on how Facebook, Twitter, and Apple got rolled; Jony Ive on how Apple rolls with product naming; and bet you can’t guess which car company’s communications guy Apple recently hired. The remainders for Wednesday, February 20, 2013 will keep them doggies rollin’.
Facebook, Twitter, Apple hack sprung from iPhone developer forum (Ars Technica)
Ars Technica puts a face to the “website for software developers” at the heart of Tuesday’s security breach; basically, the attackers chose a site where their prey would be visiting anyway, then compromised the security of that site and used it to spread the malware. Thus the common vernacular term for such an exploit, the “choose-a-site-where-your-prey-will-visit,-then-compromise-the-security-of-that-site-and-use-it-to-spread-the-malware” attack.
Art Levinson, Apple’s chairman, talks life after Steve Jobs (Forbes)
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