3 ms·
With it being such a closed platform, what are the odds this is actually true? There's no way to verify that they don't have a skeleton key.
by dataangel 9y ago
With it being such a closed platform, what are the odds this is actually true? There's no way to verify that they don't have a skeleton key.
- tajen 9y agoAt least I'm confident the French, Turkish and NK governments don't have the keys. The FBI wouldn't share the secret with simple policemen, unless for extremely rare reasons, in which case iPhone security isn't your main problem.
- pvg 9y agoYou think they lie to the US government every time it asks them to decrypt phones and they can't?
- willstrafach 9y agoI regularly reverse engineer components of iOS and have done so since the first iPhone was released. Never seen anything like a "skeleton key" and there is certainly nothing like that in place now. Starting at iOS 10, firmware components have not been encrypted (obfuscated), so you or anyone else can also reverse engineer it.