The hack that resulted in celebrity photos being leaked led Apple to implement a stricter policy better safetys delivering push Notifications, to users who use iCloud.
The CEO of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), Tim Cook announced some of the new measures on Friday in an interview Wall Street journal and stated that they would be applied to two weeks.
At the beginning of the month, if someone logged in to iClοud from a new device, they would not receive any notice.
However, with the new measures that have been implemented, at least at least at this time, the account owner will receive a notification if someone has access to the service from web browsers.
Apple's warning email is quite clear and states "the Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), ID was used to connect to iCloud via a web browser. ”
The e-mail took at least ten minutes to receive the alert, informing that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), ID had been used to us. This time is too much for an attacker to make changes to our account.
You can try it for yourself, to see the "immediacy" of the warning from Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. Of course, if it actually happens to some people, they should immediately change the code access of their account.