Alleged Apple customer data leak

Alleged Apple customer data leak

TOKYO, Japan - A Sept. 5, 2012, photo shows data released on the Internet by a group related to the hacker clan Anonymous, which says the released files comprise part of the personal information of some 12 million customers of Apple Inc. they have allegedly stolen from the FBI. The data contain names which appear Japanese. Part of the image is obscured to in consideration to privacy.

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