Nutzt jemand von euch den Sunrise-Kalender? Wenn ja, dann solltet ihr - da ihr bei dem Kalender eure iCloud-Daten eingegeben habt - möglichst zügig das iCloud-Passwort ändern. Laut Sunrise-Blog wurde der Server der Sunrise-Betreiber gehakt.

Hier ein Auszug aus dem Sunrise-Blog:

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[FONT=Helvetica Neue]We have been informed that our database provider (MongoHQ) has experienced a security breach. In handling security incidents, our priorities are to make sure your data is safe, eliminate the control failures that allowed the breach to occur, and to report the incident accurately to our customers.[/FONT]
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[FONT=Helvetica Neue]Here is what it means for you:
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  • Your Google, Facebook and Twitter data are safe. We’ve refreshed the identification key that allows our servers to communicate with your connected accounts, which means any data that could have been taken by a malicious party is useless before or after the incident.

  • Your LinkedIn, Foursquare and Producteev data are safe. You’ll just have to reconnect those services to Sunrise, as they don’t offer the same security control as Google, Facebook or Twitter.

  • If you chose the “Email” option to signup to Sunrise: your Sunrise email and password are also safe. We encrypt them in our database using the industry standard algorithm (bcrypt).

  • If you connected an iCloud calendar to Sunrise, even though we don’t store any credentials, the security breach may have put some of your calendar data at risk. As a precautionary measure, we recommend that you change your iCloud password and reconnect it to Sunrise: simply click here and then click on “Reset your password” to do it.

  • As one of the many precautional measures we are taking, we will be logging every Sunrise user out of the app. Simply log back in using the “I’m Already a Sunrise User” button and choosing one of the options that you had previously connected to your account.
  • Just to be clear, none of the data affected by this incident has any access to your credit card or banking information.

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