This is either cool, trippy, or informative. Few things require three italicized words to prove a point, so you see where this is going. Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute Secure Information Technology (Fraunhofer SIT) displayed what are the dangers of losing your iPhone and not remotely wiping its data (something that can be done for free via the Find My iPhone app) by hacking it in 6 minutes, tops, and getting all passwords, including things like your Gmail account, home WiFi, etc.
The proof is in the pudding, after the break.
A nasty little exploit has just occurred on the official Twitter website. Putting your mouse over a tweet will automatically retweet a message to your followers. In the unfortunate case of Sarah Brown (wife of the former British Prime Minister), malicious content and pr0n was what showed up first. This security exploit has not been patched as of yet. The exploit does not affect third-party apps in any way (i.e Seesmic, Tweetdeck, Twitter Mobile site, and official Twitter apps).
