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I think the point is that it doesn't require the power of a government agency to get anybody's images off their phone. It could be a government, it it could be
by azeotropic 8y ago
I think the point is that it doesn't require the power of a government agency to get anybody's images off their phone.
It could be a government, it it could be Bezos' wife, Sanchez's brother or ex husband, or just someone with a knack for social engineering who thought there was a lot of money to be made.
- JCharante 8y agoCould it also be someone with a stringray who intercepted Jeff's correspondence to and from Sanchez?
- azeotropic 8y agoI suppose it could have been -- depending on the phones involved. MMS isn't encrypted AFAIK, but iMessage is. If you want exotic explanations, the images could have been recovered by Van Eck phreaking too, I suppose. More likely explanation is something like the geek squad scandal where someone with physical access to the device (e.g. cell phone repairman, personal assistant, hotel maid) copied the photos.
- azeotropic 8y agoSo now it comes out that Sanchez shared some photos (no mention of which) of her and Bezos with female friends, and some SFW photos with her brother. Additionally she backed up her phone to her computer, and her computer was backed up to her assistant's computer. It looks like a lot of people might have had access to the photos.