  Hacktivist group AntiSec has released what it claims are
1,000,001 Apple Unique Device Identifiers (UDIDs) that were
allegedly obtained from an FBI breach. The anti-security group,
which is loosely associated with Anonymous, claims that this
leak is just a small piece of the original file, which it says
contains 12,367,232 UDIDs, in some cases with associated
personal data.  AntiSec released the set of 1,000,001 UDIDs on
Pastebin, a website where Anonymous and AntiSec routinely store
the text announcements of their various conquests. The group
says it has “trimmed out” other personal data, including full
names, cellphone numbers, addresses, and ZIP codes. The
purported purpose of the leak is so that users can look up their
own UDIDs, which are unique identifiers assigned to each and
every iOS device that Apple makes.  According to the group, the
list of 12,367,232 UDIDs was obtained from the Dell Vostro
notebook computer of Special Agent Christopher K. Stangl of the
FBI Regional Cyber Action Team and New Yo