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Yes. But that is why you shouldn't use apple products - because they left a theoretical backdoor in their devices. As long as the US law does not prevent manufa
by venomsnake 11y ago
Yes. But that is why you shouldn't use apple products - because they left a theoretical backdoor in their devices. As long as the US law does not prevent manufacturers from producing arbitrary level of secured devices - it is totally OK for the FBI to enlist half of the world in attempts to crack it.
The best security comes from open and auditable security schema and strong keys.
If I make good implementation of AES and someone encrypts a file with it but provides its own password - I can give the feds the AES spec, the source code, I can even consult them on dictionary attacks and so on - and they still won't be able to decrypt it.
Apple decided to go the other way.