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Originally Posted by John Shields
No, it's not on any other computer anywhere else. When I looked in the account it said the application was authorized on 5 different computers... so I imagine they did that when they hacked it. But it wasn't loaded up anywhere. Only other harddrive iTunes was on, was fried completely. But seeing how this isn't isolated there must be something wrong here beyond phishing scams, keyloggers, or access to personal computers. There must be a loophole somewhere that someone figured out in mass.
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It may have been fried to normal standards but you can easily switch the board on a dead hard drive with a new hard drive and still retreive the data. Not saying that this is what happened, but I have done it with dead drives in the past to get data off of them.
Also if I were you I would Unauthorize all computer if you havent done so and change your iTunes password so if they attempt to do this again they will be unsuccessful. PLus the music will be useless to them as they will need to sign in your account to verify the DRM on each song.