At&t Apology for ipad user information disclosure

June 15 News, according to foreign media reports, for "ipad User information leakage" incident, operator At&t recently apologized, but the responsibility to the hackers.　　Security firm Goatse said last week that it had exploited the at&t Web site loophole to obtain registration information for 114,000 3G ipad users, mainly users ' e-mail addresses, involving many of the company's CEOs, government officials and prominent politicians.　　For example, New York Times CEO Jennite Robinson (Janet Robinson), Time Group CEO Julianne (Ann Moore), and White House chief of Staff Rahm (Rahm Emanuel).　　In this respect, At&t's chief privacy officer, Dolosi Atte Dorothy Attwood, said in an e-mail statement that "people claiming to be hackers" exploited the at&t Web site loophole, causing 114,000 of ipad users ' e-mail addresses to be compromised. "We were aware of the problem and reacted immediately to prevent the user from being further compromised by unauthorized e-mail," Atwood said. "For At&t's apology, some insiders believe that At&t's attitude is not sincere enough, as if it was a mistake all over the hacker."