The Federal Bureau of Investigation has asked Gawker Media to retain all the documents it has on a story its Valleywag site posted earlier this week about a security leak on iPads through AT&T that exposed personal information for thousands of users.
“Mr. Stern said he and Valleywag editor Ryan Tate spent all night Tuesday verifying the data file from a group of computer experts that calls itself Goatse Security, which had identified the AT&T breach and sought to publicize it.
“Gawker verified the information and only posted partial email addresses. Mr. Stern said it didn’t want to disclose potentially sensitive email addresses or the unique iPad ID numbers.
“Mr. Stern and Goatse Security said Gawker Media didn’t compensate the group for the scoop.”
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