Condition Remains GREEN

Phishing expeditions via Skype, email, SMS and telephone calls indicating there is a virus on your computer are fraudulent. The target of the phishing attempts includes MacOSX, iPhone and iPad users. This is a scam, and you should never share any information with an unknown individual.

Users should take the following action:

• Limit Skype to only allow contacts for all privacy settings. 
• Ignore these calls and messages.
• Never open these SMS messages or emails.
• Do not give any information including your name out over the phone to unknown callers.
• Install a Anti-Virus product such as Intego Virus Barrier. 

Condition Remains GREEN

Some users are reporting that FaceTime shows random pictures or photos from a previous session. We have been unable to duplicate the glitch and suspect that it is related to the application saving state when the phone switches application or locks the screen. At this stage we suspect that it is a software issue, this has very limited privacy concerns at this time.

If you experience these issues try these steps:

1. Report the issue to Apple discussion board indicating what applications are running, hardware and software on the device.
2. Make sure you are running the latest firmware and iOS version.
3. Disable FaceTime and then do a restart of the device. This will ensure that settings are removed.
4. Download any APP updates for your device.
5. Enable FaceTime from the APP store again after completing step 3.

If the issue still continues try the following:

1. Clear the photos on your device saving them to your Mac/PC and then reload them using iTunes.  

See the reference below to link to the Apple Discussion on the subject.