Most users use iCloud to sync data between their applications on various devices. Note that iCloud files sync across devices regardless of if there is a corresponding app installed on the particular device.Individuals are increasingly relying upon applications on their mobile devices to store private information (credentials, financial, health).The desktop operating system (OSX or Windows) is still the choice avenue of attack.Individuals in the work place that use an iOS device (iPhone or iPad) also own a desktop (or laptop).In other words (and using Apple’s ecosystem as an example): In this article, I wish to support the thought process by lending evidence for the following hypothesis: cloud synchronization services are likely to become a popular attack target by way of the desktop which is currently the weakest link. The “protect the data, not the (mobile) device” mantra is permeating across organizations today, and that is a good thing.
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