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The reality is that the FBI accessed it, so they no longer required Apple's help. "The Justice Department said Monday it has accessed data on the iPhone used b
by nodesocket 11y ago
The reality is that the FBI accessed it, so they no longer required Apple's help.
"The Justice Department said Monday it has accessed data on the iPhone used by a shooter in last year's San Bernardino, California, attacks and no longer needs Apple's help in cracking it."
Apparently a 3rd party from Israel (http://www.cellebrite.com/ http://www.cellebrite.com/) helped the FBI which begs the question, how did they do it? Do they have universal access to all iOS devices or just this particular device? This really makes me start to think there is a backdoor.
- TazeTSchnitzel 11y agoOne suggestion I heard was to reset the state of the NAND constantly to evade the PIN input limit.
- nobodyshere 11y agoI think they (apple) might send a specially prepared iPhone undercover with some verbose logging enabled and ask to have it cracked by such a company, and try to locate the breach.
- nobodyshere 11y agoI think they (apple) might send a specially prepared iPhone undercover with some verbose logging enabled and ask to have it cracked by such a company, and try to locate the breach.