It is unknown whether they can intercept other iCloud traffic such as login credentials, file backups, photos, and iMessages. The Hacker News cites a report in Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, which says the duo bought a number of stolen iOS devices for between $50 and $150 in order to test the exploit. They describe doulCi as 'the world's first alternative iCloud server'. The duo, one Dutch and the other Moroccan, have also put up a website with details of how the hack works and multiple disclaimers that it should only be used by legitimate owners of devices who 'have lost/got hacked or forgot there login info'. I go to sleep,dream sweet everyone.have a good night )12412 Devices Bypassed in 5 minutes Date 21-22(night) may 2014 /cIebN6dUz9- AquaXetine May 22, 2014 The exact line that needs to be added to the hosts file is not published.

The team claims that work is in progress to ensure that all iPhone, iPad and iPod models are supported. The device is then purportedly activated without any further action on the user's part. When the user then runs iTunes, it will detect the device plugged in and automatically transmit an activation request, which is then rerouted to doulCi. The hosts file helps direct network traffic from a PC to specific resources. Twitter feeds belonging to both AquaXetine and MerrukTechnolog are overrun with photos of devices and screenshots of the the hack allegedly in action, as well as retweets by people around the world purporting to be evidence that it works.Īll a user has to do is modify the hosts file on his or her PC or Mac. The duo behind the hack claim to be able to activate thousands of formerly bricked devices per minute. The so-called 'doulCi' hack relies on a man-in-the-middle spoofing technique to make Apple devices believe they have connected to a legitimate iCloud server when in fact data traffic has been diverted to doulCi itself. The surprisingly simple trick allows stolen iOS devices to be unlocked even if their owners have used the iCloud remote lock feature, which was designed to make iPhones, iPads and iPods less attractive to thieves. Two hackers who call themselves AquaXetine and MerrukTechnolog have released information about a hack that can allegedly be used to bypass Apple's tight iCloud activation mechanism.

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