A Florida-based company called Blue Toad claims it is the place where hackers stole a large number of UDID numbers from Apple iOS products two weeks ago.
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Apple has now said that the FBI has never asked to receive any UDID numbers for Apple's iOS products, putting even more doubts on AntiSec's claims of hacking into an FBI agent's laptop.
The hacker group AntiSec claims that it has obtained 12 million Apple UDID numbers by attacking a Dell Vostro notebook from the FBI. It has already publicly posted one million of those numbers.
Apple has begun rejecting iOS apps that access the device's UDID - the unique identification number associated with each iPhone and iPad - reportedly due to privacy scrutiny from Congress.
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