Better late than never...
"The company said it would add alerts to tell people about activities that could be signs of a break-in.
Customers will receive emails and alerts called push notifications, which are messages that show up prominently on iPhones and iPads, when someone tries to change the password for their iCloud account, upload their backed-up account data to a new device or log into their accounts for the first time from an unknown device, the company said. The notifications will be added in two weeks."
Apple Says It Will Add New Security Measures After Celebrity Hack - NYTimes.com
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