BBC News - Thousands of stolen iTunes accounts for sale in China: "Tens of thousands of fraudulent iTunes accounts are for sale on a major Chinese website, it has been revealed.
Around 50,000 accounts linked to stolen credit cards are listed on auction site TaoBao, the country's equivalent of eBay.
Buyers are promised temporary access to unlimited downloads from the service for as little as 1 yuan (10p) a time.
Apple, which recently stepped up iTunes' security after a series of break-ins, declined to comment."
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Thousands of stolen iTunes accounts for sale in China
Thousands of stolen iTunes accounts for sale in China
Thursday, 6 January 2011
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which recently stepped up iTunes' security after a series of break-ins
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