Apple makes quick fix on iCloud hacking tool

SAN ANTONIO – If you have an iCloud account with Apple, you might want to consider taking a look at a list of vulnerable passwords.

A hacking tool released on New Year's Day exposed a so-called hole in iCloud security that could have resulted in accounts being compromised. Apple has since fixed the hole.

The tool was able to bypass the lockout that usually results in accounts being locked after a certain number of log-in attempts, and it was able to do so using some rather common passwords.

Among those passwords: Princess1, Iloveyou1 and Password2.

Click here for a complete list of the vulnerable passwords used in the hacking tool. Please note the list contains some adult language.

Click here to see a guide to good password protection from the University of Texas at San Antonio.