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ETech: Hacker Shows How Your TV, Front Door, and Iphone are Vulnerable 
Wired News | by Ryan Singel | Wed, Mar 5
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Holman used caller ID spoofing to break into the AT&T voicemail of the organizer of the O'Reilly Emerging Technology conference being held this week in San Diego.
Don't chuckle too much. The hack works for all AT&T users, including anyone with an iPhone.
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